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On the eve of World Oceans Day, Peace Boat US Director Emilie McGlone reflects on a 41-year voyage in peace, sustainability, and youth-led ocean action, from...
A study published in Nature Geoscience introduces GOFLOW, an AI-powered method that turns existing weather satellites into a high-resolution lens on ocean surface currents, with implications...
Andi Cross reflects on three years, 47 countries, and 250 communities on the Edges of Earth expedition. Stories from conservation's frontlines.
Every meaningful project begins with a moment of connection, an experience that shifts perception and plants the seed for something larger than oneself. Sounds of the...
Blue plus yellow creates green. Remove the blue, and the green disappears. That is the color-theory argument at the core of a Brazilian creative campaign that...
Tenerife sits in the eastern Atlantic like a crossroads. Positioned roughly 300 kilometres off the northwest coast of Africa, the island intersects the paths of the...
There are few places in Europe where you can watch a pod of short-finned pilot whales (Globicephala macrorhynchus) year-round from a small boat, barely twenty minutes...
There is more to see on a small island than just sun, sea and sand. I know I caught you with those ‘s’ words, but, alas,...
Miami, FL, February 24, 2026 — Seaworthy Collective, a Miami-based non-profit that supports current and aspiring entrepreneurs in BlueTech (ocean innovation), is excited to announce its next...
Tenerife is one of the most unique territories of the eastern Atlantic, an island where geology and the ocean engage in a continuous and visible dialogue....