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At Oceanic Society, we believe that sea turtles are more than just marine icons; they’re vital sentinels of ocean health, ambassadors of community-driven conservation, and living evidence that long-term efforts can yield real results. This past year has been one of significant advancement for our global sea turtle program, and we’re proud to share a look back at the milestone...

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In the crystalline waters of Fiji’s Beqa Lagoon, where strong currents sweep over vibrant reefs, Oceanic Society Naturalist and Associate Director of our Behavior Change program, Lindsay Mosher, knelt shoulder-to-shoulder with fellow diver...

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As 2025 comes to a close, Oceanic Society celebrates a year of measurable progress in ocean conservation, made possible through the generosity and vision of our donors, travelers, and partners. Together, you helped deepen connections between people and nature and advance our mission</a...

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For many young people growing up around the San Francisco Bay, the ocean is a distant idea—something they learn about in class, see on posters, or hear tourists talk about but rarely experience firsthand. Despite living beside one of the world’s most vibrant marine ecosystems, href="https://greeninfo-network.github.io/ucla-coastalaccess/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target...

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November is Coral Bleaching Awareness Month, a time to highlight the urgent threats facing coral reefs, as well as the actions we can take to support their recovery. Coral reefs are some of Earth’s most important ecosystems. They cover less than one percent of the ocean floor but support a quarter of all marine life. As temperatures rise and human impacts intensify, these vit...

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