Greenpeace Condemns Impossible Metals Over Deep Sea Mining Plans
Greenpeace USA has strongly condemned Impossible Metals’ deep-sea mining proposal near American Samoa, highlighting industry instability, cultural insensitivity, and severe environmental risks. Advocates urge respecting Indigenous sovereignty, prioritizing independent science, and supporting a global mining moratorium to protect our deep oceans from irreversible ecological harm and safeguard Pacific communities’ future. [Read more]
U.S. Sidesteps UN on Deep Sea Mining, Sparking Global Alarm
The U.S. government’s recent move to bypass United Nations oversight on deep-sea mining is causing international concern. This unilateral approach threatens fragile marine ecosystems, risks global collaboration, and overlooks crucial environmental safeguards. At stake is not just ocean health but the very foundation of shared, cooperative ocean stewardship and governance. [Read more]
EarthX Announces 10 Semi-Finalists Competing for Prestigious 2025 EarthX Climate Tech Prize
Startups from around the world are heading to EarthX 2025 to pitch climate and ocean innovations, from AI-powered energy grids to plastic-eating textiles. With cash prizes and impact at stake, these bold ideas offer real hope in a warming world. The future is watching, and these teams are ready. [Read more]
Feature Destination: The Most Awe-Inspiring National Parks in Latin America
Explore Latin America’s spectacular national parks, from the glaciers of Patagonia and Costa Rica’s lush jungles to Belize’s wildlife reserves. Experience rich biodiversity, indigenous cultures, and impactful conservation efforts. Each park offers immersive adventures, connecting travelers deeply to nature and supporting local communities working tirelessly to preserve these stunning landscapes. [Read more]
Feature Destination: A Conservationist’s Reflection on Family, Biodiversity, and Restoration in Costa Rica
As a conservationist, I’ve long admired its bold environmental policies, its ability to restore vast areas of degraded land, and the extraordinary biodiversity that thrives here. But what draws me back just as strongly is the feeling that Costa Rica gives you: the quiet assurance that another world is possible, one where people and nature can coexist with purpose and respect. [Read more]
Feature Destination: Conservation and Environmental Sustainability in Costa Rica
Costa Rica sets the global standard in conservation through innovative ecotourism and restoration projects. From reversing deforestation and protecting endangered wildlife to promoting renewable energy, the nation exemplifies sustainable living. Journeys With Purpose enhances these efforts, connecting travelers deeply to ecosystems and communities, making every adventure meaningful for visitors and locals alike. [Read more]
Microplastics: From rubbish bins to your next meal
Microplastics aren’t just ocean trash—they’re in our food and even our bodies. From tiny beads in cosmetics to plastic-filled seafood, these invisible pollutants are disrupting ecosystems and human health. Researchers warn it’s time to rethink our plastic addiction and urgently boost recycling efforts before our dinner plates become permanent landfills. [Read more]
Breathe. Wheel. Flukes Up. Dive. Swim On, Whales!
On Massachusetts Right Whale Day, Cape Cod Bay comes alive as rare right, sei, and humpback whales feed and frolic offshore. This beautiful spring gathering reminds us of nature’s wonders and our urgent responsibility to protect these incredible creatures by tackling threats from climate change, urbanization, and declining ocean health. [Read more]
First North Atlantic Right Whale Sighting in The Bahamas
For the first time ever, two critically endangered North Atlantic right whales were spotted in The Bahamas. The rare sighting near Bimini offers new insight into whale behavior, migration, and mystery—giving researchers hope and reminding us just how little we still know about the giants we strive to protect. [Read more]
Ceningan Divers Wins Green Fins Award 2025 for Outstanding Marine Conservation Leadership
Ceningan Divers in Bali earned the prestigious Green Fins Award 2025 for leading the way in marine conservation and sustainable tourism. Through genuine community engagement, environmental education, and eco-friendly diving practices, this local dive center is setting a global example in protecting oceans and building a greener future beneath the waves. [Read more]
Seaworthy Collective Opens Ocean Innovation Cohort 6
Miami’s Seaworthy Collective launches Cohort 6, empowering startups focused on ocean data innovations through strategic partnerships with NOAA and BlueTech leaders. Offering mentorship, funding, and flexible resources, this initiative accelerates real-world solutions to marine challenges, helping innovators navigate the blue economy and shaping a sustainable future for our planet’s oceans. [Read more]
Coral Resilience in Our Ecosystem
Coral reefs, vibrant yet fragile, face severe threats from climate change, pollution, and human activity. Scientists are urgently boosting reef resilience through coral gardening, larval seeding, and heat-resistant species. We too can help—choosing reef-safe sunscreen and responsible practices—to ensure these ecosystems survive, protecting biodiversity, tourism, coastal communities, and ocean health. [Read more]
Fish Art Contest Unveils Guy Harvey Shark Award
Wildlife Forever announces winners of the 2025 Guy Harvey Shark Award, honoring students who beautifully captured sharks and ocean conservation through art. From powerful great whites to graceful hammerheads, these talented young artists creatively highlight the critical role sharks play, inspiring us all to appreciate and protect our oceans. [Read more]
Wonder Soil Mopping Up Climate Change
Healthy soil is key to fighting climate change, holding vast amounts of rainwater that protects ecosystems from droughts, floods, and erosion. Restoring soil moisture by capturing rainfall supports biodiversity, cools our planet, and reduces sea level rise, reminding us that solutions for ocean conservation begin right beneath our feet. [Read more]
Living Oceans Foundation Partners with World Technology to Expand Ocean Education
World Technology partners with the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation, amplifying innovative marine education and storytelling. This powerful alliance brings critical ocean issues like coral reef degradation, climate impacts, and overfishing into global classrooms, inspiring a new generation of informed ocean advocates dedicated to protecting our planet’s precious marine ecosystems. [Read more]