10 Things You May Not Know About Sharks
Sharks are some of the most intelligent, powerful, and mysterious creatures in the animal kingdom. They are beautiful and very necessary to have in…
Science, restoration, policy and education that turn divers and ocean lovers into Active Ocean Champions.
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While climate change is a well-known threat, direct human impacts also weaken reef health, leaving corals more vulnerable to rising ocean temperatures, which often deliver the final blow.
The good news? These local impacts can be addressed!
That’s why it is crucial for those visiting our awe-inspiring underwater world, divers, to understand what they are witnessing.
With the right knowledge and tools, they can become active Ocean Champions.
Collective global action is essential to address the issue, but individuals working and exploring on reefs have a unique opportunity to make an immediate, measurable impact.
Whoever you are, there’s a way to help reefs today. Pick the path that fits you.
“In the end we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we are taught.”
— Baba Dioum

Sharks are some of the most intelligent, powerful, and mysterious creatures in the animal kingdom. They are beautiful and very necessary to have in…
Deconstructing the viral myth of cetacean intoxication through neurotoxicology, the blood-brain barrier, and natural object play.
Written by Tamara Silverstone. For years, the script in Tan-awan, Oslob, Philippines remained completely unchanged. Every single morning, a fleet of…
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