Category: People

Fun With Global Warming?

Fun With Global Warming?

GEOlino has created a board game that melts as you play. Get the polar bears to safety before the ice disappears!

One of many protests against the annual dolphin drive. Photo credit: WinstonWong* via photopin cc.

Can One Woman End the Annual Dolphin Drive in Taiji?

Check out this awesome article from TakePart about a Scottish mom who could single-handedly be credited with ending the dolphin slaughter in Japan’s Cove.

Rob Stewart filming Revolution. Photo © 2013 Revolutionary Films Inc.

Revolution: “This is no longer just about saving the oceans.”

Rob Stewart, director of Sharkwater, has a new film about our planet that will inspire a Revolution.

Sea Secrets 2013

Sea Secrets – A Lecture Series for the Non-Scientific Community

If you’re in the South Florida area, you have to make your way to Virginia Key for the second half of the 2013 Sea Secrets Lecture Series.

A beach in Karimunjawa National Park. Photo credit: Azwari Nugraha.

National Park in Indonesia a Model of Co-Management

Fishing communities in Karimunjawa National Park have found a way to improve their social well-being while lessening their reliance on marine resources.

Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Photo credit: NOAA.

CECTalk: Climate Change in North America’s Marine Protected Areas

Join an interactive webcast to discuss some of the most pressing issues facing North America’s marine protected areas.

NOSB Video Contest Flyer

Announcing the 2013 “Living on the Ocean Planet” Video Contest

All high school students are invited to participate in the 2013 “Living on the Ocean Planet” video contest.

Ocean waves. Photo credit: ...-Wink-... via photopin cc

“How healthy are our oceans?” Save the Date!

If you’ve heard of the Ocean Health Index and want to know more about it, then this month’s Science for Everyone! talk is for you.

Bill McKibben. Photo © Nancie Battaglia.

Bill McKibben on “the scariest environmental problem…”

Environmentalist and writer Bill McKibben answers the question: “What’s the scariest environmental problem that isn’t being talked about much?”

Humpback whale breaching. Photo credit: NOAA.

“Five Awesome Whale Behaviors”

By spending 68,000 hours on the water, Dan Knaub and his videographers have captured some amazing footage of humpback whales in the wild.