Seas The Day
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Times are tough for our oceans, and we need to Seas The Day and act now to conserve them. Uncover the methods, technology, and policies, now and of the future, that are creating hope for the world beneath the waves.
What we eat from the ocean matters. Discover how choosing lower-impact seafood, exploring bivalves and plant-based seafood alternatives, and supporting responsible aquaculture can help reduce pressure on marine ecosystems.
For hundreds of years, all different species of whales have been hunted for their dense blubber, oil and meat…
This week marked the 7th annual international day for the conservation of mangroves. These coastal wetlands are…
Janina Rossiter (Nina) is an illustrator, author and environmental activist. As an Amazon bestselling and multi-award…
Mangrove Action Project utilises a bottom-up approach to mangrove conservation and restoration…
Mangrove Action Project (MAP) utilises a bottom-up tactic to mangrove conservation and restoration…
Rockpools are little worlds of their own. These complex and diverse ecosystems are so unlike anything else…
Most people are familiar with a forest. They come in all shapes and sizes but generally there consist of lots of…
The deep sea could just be the gold rush of the 21st century. Underwater rare-earth mineral stores there could help…
Sharks are vitally important apex predators in the ocean, and have existed for millennia. More recently, an…
The International Pole and Line Foundation (IPNLF) strives to promote global environmentally and socially…
The largest yet least protected parts of our planet are found in the open ocean. Its remote position beyond the…
Since the mid-eighteenth century, ocean explorers, scientists and voyagers of the deep have been dredging up…
When you hear the words: “animals in captivity”, what comes to mind - cruelty to animals? Deprivation of space…
Liv Williamson is a marine biologist working to improve the health and longevity of our coral reef ecosystems…
Marine biologist Rose Santana had the opportunity to travel to the Northwest Passage last summer. She tells us…
Minesto is a company that harnesses energy from tidal streams and ocean currents to generate reliable and clean…
Marine protected areas (or MPAs for short), are the protected areas of our oceans, where human activity is restricted…
“Right now, ecocide (destroying the Earth) is legally permitted. Help us make it a crime”. These are the words by…
CCell Renewables uses wave-generated electricity to grow coral reefs which can be used to protect coastal…
Today we are going to introduce you, if you haven’t already heard, to an exciting global citizen science project, that…
For many of us who are both scientifically minded and creative, it can be hard to choose one type of career path…
We all agree that the oceans need our protection – but what is the best way to look after them?…
Have you ever been in love? When you are in love, almost all the things you do for your loved one…
Here is a little self-help eco-warrior guide for anyone in three simple steps, because with all…
Marine pollution has become an all too common problem. If you were to take a short walk down any beach…
Mainstream media was integral to the success of the "Save The ReefCampaign", to protect the GBR from…
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What we eat from the ocean matters. Discover how choosing lower-impact seafood, exploring bivalves and plant-based seafood alternatives, and supporting responsible aquaculture can help reduce pressure on marine ecosystems.
Aquaculture is often criticised for its environmental impacts, but could fish farming also play a role in conservation? Explore how responsible aquaculture can reduce pressure on wild fish populations, support endangered species, and contribute to more sustainable marine ecosystems.
Salmon migrate back to their birth place to spawn again, but this key part of their lifestyle is being affected by humans. Find out how.
Project Hiu provides with opportunities to swap shark fishing for shark tourism. Get the inside take from project intern, Taylah.