SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – November 2018 – Issue 43
From the Editor: What to do when elections don’t go your way and how to ruin Thanksgiving through evidence-based conversation “You don’t have to say candidate Y should have …
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Category: Issue 43 – November 2018
Images from Florida’s Red Tide
Scroll through some Instagram user-generated photography to see effects of the Florida’s toxic red tide. Captions and comments are those of individual users and not necessarily those of SEVENSEAS …
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What to do when elections don’t go your way and how to ruin Thanksgiving through evidence-based conversation
You don’t have to ruin Thanksgiving just by talking politics, do it by gently educating Uncle Fred through evidence-based conversation. In every election cycle, some will be thrilled, some will …
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Under the Waves with Karim Iliya for November 2018
This month’s feature: A young baby whale and its mother cruising slowly past in the shallow waters of Tonga. The calf closed its eye as it came up for a …
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Chandelier Cave, Palau: Jack’s November 2018 Underwater Photography Feature
Once filled with air, Chandelier Cave is now an easily accessed 4-chamber underwater cave underneath the island of Ngarol. Nearly swimming distance from Sam’s Tours, the cave entrance opens at …
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Trail Hiking Necessities to Pack on Your Next Outing
By Phil McNamara Whether you’re planning a three-mile hike along the outskirts of Glacier National Park or a 30-mile hike through the Grand Canyon, bringing the proper hiking gear is …
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What Contaminants Define Water Pollution and Why Should We Care?
By Phil McNamara It is an old saying that humans can go three minutes without breathing, three days without water, and three weeks without food. Air, water, and food are therefore …
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Killer starfish and explosive fishing: The everyday people taking a stand against threats to coral
Words and pictures by Elizabeth Fitt Finning through coral carpeted shallows, a group of scuba divers makes their way slowly back and forth across a remote reef in the Celebes …
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Saving Coral Reefs with Biosecure, Zero Water Exchange Aquaculture
Dr Bill McGraw, Aquaculture and Environmental Scientist www.newaquatechpanama.com Coral reefs support approximately 25 percent of all known marine species. As one of the most complex ecosystems on the planet, coral reefs …
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Plastic Whale Creates Value from Plastic Waste
By Kevin Majoros Banner photo above by Floris Kok All over the world, creative conservationists are repurposing plastics into items that can be used daily. Everything from apparel to household …
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