SEVENSEAS Magazine: April 2018 – Issue 36
1. Letter from the Editor: Youth say we failed them. Time to listen. Earth Day is around the corner and right now we are leading humanity midway through the Anthropocene. …
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Category: Issue 36 – April 2018
Jack’s April Photo: Wire Coral Shrimp – Bali, Indonesia
Wire Coral Shrimp – Photo taken in Bali, Indonesia Also known as the Carid shrimps, they are found worldwide in almost every habitat, from sea water to fresh water and …
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Youth say we failed them. Time to listen.
There is a deafening debate surrounding the recent youth-led March for Our Lives in Washington, DC and across the United States. Many are proudly calling it the largest youth movement …
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Rising Tide Conference at AltaSea
A crowd of 125 innovators, entrepreneurs, environmental activists and marine biologist turned out for the first ever Rising Tide Conference at AltaSea’s City Dock No. 1 campus on March 28. …
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Green Fins IYOR 2018: #RedefineTheDive Infographic
By The Reef-World Foundation Have you been following the Green Fins International Year of the Reef 2018 Campaign? Divided into four parts, the campaign aims to start cultivating a positive …
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Standing Up with Lizzie Carr and Plastic Patrol
Life is full of twists and turns that can change your trajectory when you least expect it. Safely settled in the corporate workplace, Lizzie Carr was working her way through …
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Karim Iliya in Tonga
The underwater world is a magical place. Only In outer space and underwater are you free to move in any direction you choose. Up or down, it does not matter. …
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Trash Talk with Michael Crawford-Hick in Philippines
I had to stay in Cebu City on the island of Cebu for a few days after a quick 2 week visit around the coast. I was on my way …
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World Oceans Day 2018
World Oceans Day 2018 is on track to be the biggest yet with many exciting celebrations already planned on and around June 8! With the conservation action theme for World Oceans …
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Pass on Parrotfish to Save Caribbean Reefs
Parrotfish are severely overfished throughout the Caribbean and it’s vital to coral reef health that we leave parrotfish on the reef. Recently, social media has aided the spread of awareness …
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