The World Ocean Celebration Festival returns to Miami on 30 May to 8 June 2028 for its largest edition yet, convening artists, scientists, and ocean advocates...
As lobsters retreat north and Jonah crabs take their place in Southern New England fisheries, a URI Ph.D. student is studying whether offshore wind turbine foundations...
Graduate student Junjing Li on what "translating science into policy" actually demands: deep scientific grounding, plain-language communication, and real-world relationships. A field guide for the next...
For our Pride issue, marine mammal specialist and UN Ocean Decade Ambassador Niru Dorrian returns to SEVENSEAS for a personal interview on visibility, allyship, and what...
From the Gulf of Mannar's coral reefs and dugongs to the temples of Madurai and Thanjavur, the new Pamban sea bridge, and the Koovagam festival: a...
Galerie Gomis presents David Ụzọchukwu's first solo museum exhibition, Bodies of Water, at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, June 10 to September 27, 2026.
The 2026 Oceanic Global Short Film Festival opens this summer with three premieres: New York 4 June, Los Angeles 11 June, and London 22 June. Trailer...
Nearly 900 students from 65 countries answered the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation's 2026 brief: paint the invisible ocean. The winners of the Science Without...
The tide does not recognise gender. As World Ocean Day approaches, marine scientist Debarati Sengupta reflects on what equity looks like in Indian marine science, why...
UNESCO's new People and Nature report finds its network of 2,260+ designated sites holds more than 60 percent of mapped species, stores 240 gigatons of carbon,...