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The Art of Surfing in the Age of Overwhelm

Surfing the Waves of Overwhelm. Wave after wave of change is rolling through our global Change-maker community. March was a difficult month for many. While a few of you are surfing these sets, more of you are feeling raked over and bashed up in the crash zone. Life in...

First Feline-Friendly Aquarium Captures Millennial Trend

by Laurie J. Wilson

Testing the new cat-friendly experience to open at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium. While most cat lovers struggle to keep the cat out of the aquarium, this Aquarium is letting them in. As more millenials are choosing pets over children, cat cafes are a growing global...

Top Ocean Issues of 2018

by Blue Ocean Network

2018 has been a year that has shown a bright light on the world’s oceans issues. From plastic pollution to climate change to red tide and the health of coral reefs, each of these issues are complex, multi-faceted and approaching crisis proportions. But along with the...

Fighting Climate Change is not the only battle at COP24

by Robert Frerck

Delegates representing 200 countries are just half way through their two-week long climate change conference in Katowice, Poland and they are already finding that fighting climate change is not the only battle they are confronting. Known as COP24, this is the most...

Stunning aerial images of whales, but why are they no longer singing?

by Robert Frerck

Drones have captured new and stunning aerial Images of whales that are both spectacular and an aid for conservation.. “Seeing them from above, it’s giving you another complete view,” said Fabien Vivier, a PhD student at UH Manoa, Hawaii. “And...

The Effects of Global Warming on Marine Migrations

by Robert Frerck

Weather that brings stronger and more frequent hurricanes, cyclones and droughts is not the only thing that is being altered by climate change. As ocean temperatures rise the we are seeing the effects of global warming on marine migrations. Marine Species on...