In Conversation with Anna Oliver and Rob Read of Operation Bloody Fjords, Sea Shepherd UK. | Words by Michelle Parsons.
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If you have been privileged enough to witness a sea turtle in the wild, you will have experienced the wave of wonder that arises from observing one of the ocean’s most famed creatures. | Words by Ellie Humphrys.
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Cetaceans, including toothed whales and baleen whales, are a diverse group of animals often famed for their intelligence and communication skills. Dawood discusses more… Words by Dawood Qureshi |
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Rising sea levels could lead to the sinking of Kiribati, an island nation in the Pacific Ocean. The Kiribati government establishes plans to protect its citizens from this climate crisis. | Words by Theodora Varelidi-Strati.
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We’ve all heard of the tragic bleaching of colourful corals at the mercy of rising sea temperatures. However, scientists have discovered an effective way to regenerate coral reefs - microfragmentation. | Words by Weronika Pasieczna
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We spoke to Professor Callum Roberts; an academic and scientific communicator about his work, effective science communication, and how the public can know which sources to trust... Words by Emily Gilford. |
Underwater rainforests, known as seagrass, provide a multitude of benefits to the health of the ocean and the planet at large. | Words by Maddy Simmonds
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We interviewed Georgia from Mental Health Swims, we spoke about the power and positive impacts outdoor swimming can have on both mental and physical health. | Words by Ella Clark
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Environmental scientist and filmmaker Moza Ackroyd reflects and discusses conservation during changing times. Suggesting positive solutions for sustaining our world’s wildlife locally, globally and remotely. | Words by Bethany Sewell
Read MoreHarry Baker on the importance of writing about our oceans to help protect them.
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