SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – September 2018 – Issue 41.
Letter from the Editor: Rethinking soap… for the environment. Our next experiment at home was a little more time consuming, involves more planning, but was lot more fun. Read more… …
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Category: Issue 41 – September 2018
Under the Waves with Karim Iliya for September 2018
Freediver Charyse Reinfelder stops for a moment to rest along a sandy channel in the waters off Maui, Hawaii Karim was published in National Geographic magazine for his humpback whale …
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Rethinking soap… for the environment
Summer is over for many of you while it is just starting to warm up for some readers farther south. I use the change of seasons as my firm reminder …
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Marine Photographer Jack Reynolds’ Photo Series
All the photos were taken on the iPhone, I am currently saving up for a big camera. The feather duster worm and small yellow anemone was taken on a Zeiss …
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Arctic adventures, a photo series
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On Thin Ice! Polar Bears in a Warming World: The Impact of Arctic Sea Ice Loss
By Stephanie L. Swanson The Arctic is a very unique ecosystem, having many characteristics that distinguish it from other systems found at mid and lower latitudes. The Arctic is a …
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Jack’s September 2018 Underwater Photography Feature
Blue Ringed Octopus At first glance, the blue-ringed octopus looks perfectly innocuous. Its psychedelic coloring and pint-sized packaging make it seem more adorable than alarming. But don’t …
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Artificial Intelligence Guides Rapid Data-Driven Exploration of Changing Underwater Habitats
Researchers aboard Schmidt Ocean Institute’s research vessel Falkor used autonomous underwater robots, along with the Institute’s remotely operated vehicle (ROV) SuBastian, to acquire 1.3 million high resolution images of the …
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NOAA deploys a flotilla of Saildrones in the Arctic
By Kevin Majoros Scientists have long used a variety of tools to advance science in many fields including fisheries, weather and climate. In 2014, the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) …
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Two more sea turtles rehabilitated and released off Juno Beach
I love following the work of our friends at Loggerhead Marinelife Center. They labor tirelessly to act as the leading authority in sea turtle education, research, and rehabilitation. The world of …
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