06/06/2025
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Will Steen
How accurate is Finding Nemo?
Finding Nemo introduced millions to the technicolour world of coral reefs, but beneath its heartwarming tale lies a treasure trove of marine biology. Let's dive in and separate the science from the storytelling. How accurate is Finding Nemo?
14/07/2023
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Saithya Ullas
7 Interesting travel facts, linked to the environment
How much worse are private jets than commercial planes? Here are 7 staggering travel facts linked to the environment.
23/07/2024
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Minh Hieu Nguyen
Individual actions can change the world: Noah finds a forest in the sea
We all have the power to change the world. Dala, a Wavemaker, has written a story of how Noah fulfils her dream of seeing the Ocean – and changes it, for the better.
01/05/2025
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Agata Czernecka
Why are blue-footed boobies blue?
One of their most iconic species of the Galápagos Islands is the blue-footed booby. It's best known for its blue feet (which it was very creatively named after), making it really cool to look at but, why are they blue? Read the article to find out.
23/02/2021
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Storm Birch
The History of Plastic Pollution
Where did plastic come from? What is the impact of plastic pollution on our environment? This is the history of plastic and marine pollution.
27/09/2023
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Katie Curtis-Smith
How to Be a More Conscious Consumer
5 Strategies to become a more conscious consumer - based on our acclaimed Plastic Intelligence Framework. It turns out, all we need is less.
09/10/2024
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Thi Nguyen
Bearly coexisting: Human-wildlife conflict in the polar regions
As human populations grow, we’re getting closer to natural habitats. This leads to increased interactions with wildlife, resulting in conflicts. In the polar regions, these issues are intensified by climate change and human activities. Addressing human-wildlife conflict is crucial for protecting both wildlife and human interests.
11/08/2022
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Saithya Ullas
Our Impact: What resources do we extract from the Ocean?
What resources do we extract from the Ocean - and what impact does it have on marine life and Ocean health?
28/06/2024
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Jemma Sargeant
Surviving in the Intertidal Zone: The gateway to the Ocean
Anything that lives in the intertidal zone must withstand dramatic changes in moisture, temperature, salinity, and wave action. Let’s explore some of the ingenious ways that intertidal animals have adapted to survive here.
02/04/2025
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Will Steen
Why are rivers important?
From the creek whispering through a forest, to the confusion of huge currents twisting against each other in the channel. Rivers take on many forms. They are the direct connection between us and the Ocean but why are rivers important?
26/09/2023
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Saithya Ullas
12 interesting coral reef facts
Why do corals turn white when they're unhealthy? What makes them so brightly coloured in the first place? Here are 12+ fascinating coral reef facts.
06/09/2024
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Natthanicha Luengvoraphan
Green tourism and Thailand’s unexpected wildlife revival
Ferra, a Wavemaker, shares the story of unexpected appearances of Ocean animals in Thailand, and a hope for a sustainable future.