Fall Foliage & Solitude: 7 Vacation Ideas
Contributed by Adam York Brisk weather, brightly colored foliage and destinations free from crowds make fall the perfect time to travel. Here are 7 vacation ideas for the weeks ahead, …
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Green Fins in Egypt Took a Leap Towards Independence & Being Sustainable
The Chamber of Diving and Watersports is celebrating the first Green Fins trainers to complete the “Train the Trainer” programme in Africa and the Middle East Region The Reef-World Foundation—the …
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Second Historic Canoe Recovered from Wisconsin’s Lake Mendota
3,000-year-old canoe was recovered by the Wisconsin Historical Society and local Native Nations Wisconsin Historical Society maritime archaeologists, alongside partners from Wisconsin’s Native Nations, recovered a 3,000-year-old dugout canoe from …
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Science Without Borders® Challenge Announcement for 2023
The Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation is excited to announce that our Science Without Borders® Challenge is now open! This annual art contest inspires students from all over the world to be creative …
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Navigating the Environmental Impact of Eco-Tourism
Contributed by Luke Smith Eco-tourism is an environmentally-friendly way to travel the world and see incredible sights. Usually, it involves visiting ecologically-sensitive areas that need protection from tourists and travelers. …
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Aquarium Partnered with the Community to Name Otter Pups
Asian small-clawed Otter Pups almost Three Months Old, Need Names Fort Fisher, North Carolina —It’s time to name the pups that make up the fantastic female trio at the North Carolina …
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Study Reveals What Dive Tourists Are Demanding From Business
Reef-World released a report informed by divers to help the diving industry bounce back from the pandemic without compromising on sustainability. The Reef-World Foundation released a new report summarising the …
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First Oyster Farm Established in the Middle East Receives Friend of the Sea Recognition for Sustainable Practices
Dibba Bay Oyster Farm is a unique project producing sustainably farmed gourmet oysters in the pristine waters of Northern Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates while supporting marine conservation efforts. …
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The Great Arctic Swim from Canada to Greenland Test Limits of Human Endurance, Swim Re-Routed by Deadly Ice Maze
Historical Combined Athletic Test of Will Power and Strength Coincided with a Landmark Aviation Mission Raising Climate Change Awareness in August 2022. Explorers Wesley Archer and Justin Fornal made the first attempt in history …
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IPNLF, Seafood Souq, & Omani Fishers Demonstrate a New Global Source of Sashimi-Grade Yellowfin Tuna
Product, People, Planet: The Seafood Quality Assurance Improvement Project in Masirah leads the way to a higher quality tuna product while safeguarding the oceans and local fisher’s livelihoods. The International …
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