Cooling the Gulf of Maine Surface Ocean Waters
None of us are strangers to the reports of the Gulf of Maine heating 97% faster than the world’s oceans. However, the actual reasons for this can be lost in …
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Category: Issue 114 – November 2024
Touch the Earth Lightly, Use the Earth Gently
In Shetland’s Lerwick Harbor, the grey stone buildings stand close together. Rows of houses line streets that march downhill in curving lines to meet the sea. They buttress against the …
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The Ocean Hope Project: Celebrating the High Seas and Rallying Support for a Moratorium on Deep-Sea Mining
Photo Banner Credit: Schmidt Ocean Institute Over two thirds of global wildlife is already gone, the climate crisis is wreaking havoc on communities and the environment everywhere. The ocean, which …
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2024 Holiday Gift Guide
Explore SEVENSEAS Media’s 2024 Holiday Gift Guida. A simply curated selection of unique items chosen by our team. This collection highlights some favorite finds, from ocean-inspired treasures to unexpected picks …
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2024 Blue Parks Small Grants Awarded to Six Marine Conservation Projects
Marine Conservation Institute is excited to announce the six recipients of the 2024 Blue Parks Small Grants. These grants support projects that enhance marine protected areas (MPAs) and strengthen conservation …
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Gondwana Ecotours Unveils NEW Norway Western Fjords Adventure
In an era where discerning travellers seek authentic experiences that minimize environmental impact, Gondwana Ecotours presents a meticulously crafted nine-day journey through Norway’s Western Fjords. This immersive adventure transcends conventional …
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Reef-World Marks Two Decades of Marine Conservation: Strengthening Impact Amid Coral Reef Threats
Empowering ocean stakeholders to tackle future challenges and ensure the survival of coral reefs and humanity 2024 marks the 20th Anniversary of The Reef-World Foundation’s tireless efforts for global coral …
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Hydrologic Modeling from MSU Scientists Lends Insight Into How Water Can be Conserved, Managed
EAST LANSING, Mich. — In grade school, you may have learned about the water cycle. Water falls from the sky as varied forms of precipitation, exists on the Earth as groundwater …
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CCMI Launches Buy-a-Brick Campaign for The Expansion of Marine Education & Research Centre to Inspire The Next Generation of Ocean Conservations
The Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) is excited to announce the launch of its Buy-a-Brick campaign, a community-driven effort to raise $2.9 million for the expansion of the current site …
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Adapting Conservation Skills for a Tech-Driven Future
The landscape of environmental conservation has changed dramatically, and it is now much harder to predict where someone will be in their career five or ten years from now. It …
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