Oceanic Society

Each winter, something remarkable happens along the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico. After one of the longest migrations of any mammal, gray whales arrive in protected lagoons to breed, give birth, and nurse their calves...

Over eight days in May 2026, our group traveled to Trinidad’s northeast coast for one of the most immersive conservation experiences Oceanic Society offers. We stayed at Suzan’s Guest House on the Nature Seekers property in Matura, and over six nights of beach patrols, we encountered more tha...

I’ve made a habit of starting my mornings outside. Most days, that looks like walking my dog before the neighborhood fully wakes up. Other days, it’s just a cup of coffee on the porch. It doesn’t always happen. But when it does, the difference I notice is substantial. 

It was something I tried to carry with me when the Oceanic Society team traveled to Nosara, Cost...

Just a few hours from the U.S. mainland, Puerto Rico offers something most travelers never find: a single island where forest, working farms, mangroves, seagrass beds, and coral reefs exist within miles of each other, all connected, all alive. No passport required. No long-haul flight. Just one of the most ecologically layered landscapes in the Caribbean, waiting to be explor...

We’re excited to announce that six newly tagged leatherbacks are now live on our