While World Oceans Day marks only one day on our calendars, we believe that the beauty and wonder of our oceans should be celebrated every single day. This year, we shine a light on the life and livelihoods our oceans support, keeping in line with the theme of World Oceans Day this year.
We have good news for our younger ocean heroes - our 13th Ocean Hero Huddle is happening on Thursday, 17th of June at 5pm IST! Click on the 'link' below to register! https://oceanswell.typeform.com/to/wZlL2DSB
Did you know that sharks are targeted by illegal fishing boats in the British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT)? Well, come join us for our 28th Marine Conservation Conversation to learn more.
This month, we are talking about whales and their unique musical talents. Join Hafsa and Naduni at our 14th OHH on the 15th of July from 5-5.30pm IST for this fantastic discussion. Open for all our ocean heroes below 15 years of age! Click on the 'link' below to register! https://oceanswell.typeform.com/to/V01pqQEO
At our 29th Marine Conservation Conversation, we will travel back in time to the Incan empire and explore how seabird guano aka poop played an important role in its expansion and prosperity.
Did you know that the ocean is filled with clues about human history? At our upcoming 15th Ocean Hero Huddle, Hafsa and Naduni will discuss what we can learn from the fragments of history that lie on our ocean floor. If you are an ocean hero below 15 years, join us on this adventure to
This month, we will be discussing the effect of noise generated by ships on a particular species of fish that lives in the Arctic. Click the link below to sign up for this exciting discussion happening on the 31st of August at 6pm IST!.
Calling all our ocean heroes for our 16th Ocean Hero Huddle! At this month’s session, we will discuss an emerging method of farming seafood and its sustainability. We think this is a topic of vital importance for our next generation of ocean heroes and urge all of you, below 15 years of age, to join
Explore the deep sea with us at our upcoming 31st Marine Conservation Conversation! Join us on the 23rd of September from 6-7pm IST to discuss how your friendly neighbourhood squid can be an excellent source of carbon for deep-sea dwellers.
Our 17th OHH will be held on the 29th of October from 5-5.45pm IST. Yes, you read that right! We have decided to extend our huddle time to spend more time tackling all our ocean heroes' burning questions! At this month’s OHH, we will be talking about a playful semi-aquatic marine mammal that we DON’T