A Walk Through The ‘Magic Villages’ of Lanzarote
These are unique places that have preserved their original architecture, traditions, history and culture. Would you like to get to know the origins of the sustainable miracle that is on this island? Read more…
Summer in Slovenia: From Bears Amidst the Forest to Stunning Subterranean Caves
With a population of just 2,068,000 people Slovenia emerges as a green and boutique destination perfect for those who appreciate nature, well-being, and exceptional gastronomy. Read more…
El Jable, Lanzarote’s Secret Treasure
El Jable is an ecosystem of marine sands that is four kilometres wide, home to endemic flora and fauna and crops like no other in the world. Discover another of our natural treasures through hiking, gastronomy and ethnography. Read more…
Aquarium Scientists Mark Milestone for North Atlantic Right Whale Photo Database
A worldwide network of coral reef scientists announced that the world is currently experiencing its fourth global coral bleaching event, the second to hit reefs in the last 10 years. Read more…
Scientists Find Pristine Ecosystems on High-Sea Seamounts
An international team of scientists observed 160 species on the Salas y Gómez Ridge that had not yet been known to live in the region and suspect that at least 50 of these species are new to science. Read more…
Swimming & Photographing Humpback Whales: A Personal Perspective
Few experiences can rival the ineffable impact of being in the water with an air-breathing creature that is about 500 times your size and weight. A cetacean that can look you in the eye and choose to either hang out or glide away has a lasting effect on most people. But where is the best place to go and what is the gear you need? Read more…
THE BLUE QUEST PALAWAN Wins International Ocean Film Festival Award
THE BLUE QUEST PALAWAN highlighted efforts being taken to protect the habitat of the iconic Dugong, a marine mammal listed as vulnerable to extinction, alongside other community-led initiatives. Read more…
Land & Sea Change for Earth Day, Expanding The Climate Change Narrative
Have you ever considered how our perspective of climate change might shift if we focused not just on the sky above us but also on the earth beneath our feet? Today, let’s explore the role of plants, soils, and climate moderation, a tale often overshadowed by the buzz of greenhouse gases. Read more…
New Research Confirms Correlation Between Plastic Production & Pollution
A research paper published today in Science Advances reveals a direct correlation between plastic production and plastic pollution, such that every 1% increase in plastic production is associated with a 1% increase in plastic pollution in the environment. Read more…
Impacts of 2020 Red Tide Event Highlighted in New Study
In the spring of 2020, a historic red tide event occurred in waters off Southern California. Driven by a bloom of the dinoflagellate Lingulodinium polyedra, this event brought nighttime displays of bioluminescence to beaches along the coast, from Baja California to Santa Barbara. Read more…
Book Suggestion: A Sea Full of Turtles by Bill Streever
Enchanting, galvanizing, and brimming with joy and wonder, A Sea Full of Turtles will inspire immediate action to face the great challenges that lie ahead. Pessimism is the lazy way out. Optimism, it turns out, is both a reasonable and an essential attitude for us all as we fight for the beautiful diversity of life on our Earth. Read more…
Reef-World Joins Big Give Green Match Fund to Save Coral Reefs
The Reef-World Foundation proudly announces its first participation in the Big Give Green Match Fund with the launch of the “Let’s Save Our Reefs!” campaign. As coral reefs face unprecedented threats, Reef-World aims to raise awareness and funds to protect these invaluable marine ecosystems. Read more…
In a world often characterised by adrenaline-fueled pursuits and daring feats, Lucas “Chumbo” Chianca emerges not only as a formidable big wave surfer but also as a devoted family man navigating the tumultuous waters of parenthood. Read more…
Emmy Award-Winning Documentary Exposes the Plastics Crisis
The documentary investigates the disturbing pervasiveness of plastic pollution in our lives, including its impact on communities, health, and the ocean. The film features actor, environmental activist, and Oceana Board Member Ted Danson and Oceana Campaign Director Christy Leavitt. Read more…
Colouring The Ocean: A Seaside Coloring Adventure for Kids (Free to Download)
In honour of Earth Day, we’re excited to introduce “Coloring The Ocean,” a delightful colouring book that invites children on a journey into the mesmerizing world beneath the waves. See more…
Rolex Perpetual Planet Initiative Partner Under The Pole Adds Third Dimension to Marine Protected Areas
The second expedition of Under The Pole’s DEEPLIFE programme, in the Canary Islands, has been a great success. With support from the Rolex Perpetual Planet Initiative, they have been diving deeper than ever before, helping to establish depth as a significant factor in the conservation of species and an essential criterion to be considered in the creation of a marine national park in Gran Canaria. Read more…
SEVENSEAS Beach Cleanup & Coral Restoration Events in Marine Protected Areas
Beach Cleanup Event
Coral Nursery & Restoration Activity
SEVENSEAS Media conducted two impactful events in Krabi, Thailand. The Monthly Beach Cleanup Event at Ao Sew Beach saw enthusiastic volunteers remove a staggering 150.6 kilograms of trash, underscoring the pressing issue of marine pollution and the significance of sustainable practices like reducing, reusing, and recycling waste. The organization stressed the importance of proper waste management to protect coastal ecosystems.
Meanwhile, in the face of an unexpected storm, SEVENSEAS Media’s Coral Nursery & Restoration team demonstrated unwavering dedication, rescuing and relocating 75 corals to safer locations, bolstering their chances of survival and growth. The team outlined a comprehensive plan for continued coral recovery missions and data collection efforts throughout the year. The recent storm served as a stark reminder of the urgency to safeguard coral reefs from climate change impacts. We would like to express our gratitude for the support received from individuals and communities in this conservation community. We would not be able to do it without your support. You can make a tax-deductible donation here to keep our publications and Thailand Cleanup Project afloat.
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This piece was prepared online by Panuruji Kenta, Publisher, SEVENSEAS Media