Psst! We Have a Podcast!
The new podcast from Ocean Wise takes listeners into the minds and journeys of the world’s true ocean champions who are protecting our blue planet. Hosted by Alexis Brown, My Ocean is about the dreamers and the...
Breaking Barriers Between Art and Science
Art and science are often understood as polar opposite disciplines. Science brings to mind stats, beakers and test tubes, while the arts is associated with paintings, museums and berets. But let’s bust a myth r...
Restoring a Wetland
Leave the land better than you found it: that’s a motto to live by for Terry Halleran and his wife, Michele. Together they restored nearly eight hectares of natural wetlands, protecting all manner of species.
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Reliving Tintin’s Legacy at Divers’ Weekend
Early in Red Rackham’s Treasure, the 12th story in Hergé’s classic comic series Adventures of Tintin, the intrepid boy reporter finds himself in a curio shop purchasing diving gear. Tintin, along with his dog S...
Shoreline Spotlight: One Man vs. the Microplastics
Today is the 10-year anniversary of a cargo-train derailment near Chuck Hutterli’s town of Mountain Bay, Ontario. Those rail cars contained nurdles — small beads of virgin plastic, about the size of a lentil, ...
Four Reasons Why the Penguin is the Perfect Superhero
Being a superhero is no small task. The ideal superhero needs stealth, an unflappable cool, and the ability to adapt to different environments. What creature has such amazing talents and built-in superpowers? P...
Make an Ocean Impact
Imagine a team of youth working together to create real-world contributions to ocean conservation in their communities. Each week they’ll connect virtually to discuss climate change, overfishing and plastic pol...
Taiwan’s White Dolphins on the Brink
These days, it’s sometimes easy to forget that wild cetaceans face a gauntlet of epic threats from human activities in their ocean habitat. Having worked for nearly 30 years as a marine mammal ecotoxicologist i...