September Letter from the Editor: When did we become a disposable society?
Taking a step backwards to borrow a lesson from a simpler society can be the first move in reducing our waste and living[…]
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Category: Issue 29 – September 2017
Conservation Photographer Karim Iliya: September 2017
Freediver Marina Daian swims with a Hawaiian green sea turtle. Turtles are known to lose a fin in a variety[…]
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Above and Below the Surface with 4Ocean. Tackling Marine Litter.
See how two entrepreneurs took on marine litter by Kevin Majoros The natural tendency to have far-sightedness is a gift that successful[…]
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Loggerhead Marinelife Center research biologists document record-breaking sea turtle nesting season
Sometimes, it is easy being green. Since this May, research biologists from the Research Laboratory at Loggerhead Marinelife Center have documented 6,039 green sea[…]
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FEATURE DESTINATION: Belize Basics
With a long Caribbean coast, Belize is a culturally diverse country with one foot in Latin America and the other[…]
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FEATURE DESTINATION: Bacalar Chico Dive Camp
By BLUE VENTURES Exploring island life by Belize volunteer Emma Muench LIVING IN A MARINE RESERVE Bacalar Chico Dive Camp (BCDC),[…]
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White Conch of Chank Shells in Naga Tribal Cultures
Turbinella Pyrem, white Conch shells or Chank shells, are harvested mainly from the sea coasts of India and Pakistan. They and grow up[…]
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The shipping industry is cleaner, but could do better.
While the global shipping industry looks to clean up its act, more should be done Shipping is coming under increasing[…]
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1 Topic, 5 Facts: Importance of Fieldwork
How well do you know the ocean? This regular feature will help acquaint you with our blue planet. Topic: Importance[…]
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CAST YOUR VOTE for SXSW 2018 Panel: Designing Urban Ocean Conservation
Designing Urban Ocean Conservation Given the increasing populations and environmental impacts of coastal cities, it’s time to figure out urban[…]
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