Stories, insights and updates from Ocean Generation, inspiring action for a healthier ocean.
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?
Understanding these key facts about plastic pollution and marine litter is the first step to ensuring a healthier, sustainable future for all life on Earth.
Katie, a Wavemaker, shares how sea otters at the Seattle Aquarium influenced her thinking as a biologist and explains what we can all learn from these animals.
Fostering coexistence between people and wildlife is vital to support wildlife conservation and human well-being. In both land and marine environments, mitigating these conflicts involves strategic approaches and collaboration between scientists and local communities. By understanding the diverse attitudes towards conservation, we can develop policies that effectively address the needs of all stakeholders.
Did you know: Mangrove Trees can sequester 3 - 5 times more carbon than terrestrial forests. Dive in to discover more about this unsung climate change hero.
Vital ecosystems like mangrove forests exist almost exclusively in coastal regions. But the coast is also home to more than one third of the word's population. We're exploring how we can protect and restore these important regions.
Look into a river and you will find very different animals to the Ocean, even if they are just a few miles apart. Why are these wet worlds so different? Join us to explore the difficulties of swimming between the two worlds, some of the incredible journeys of the fish, like salmon, eels and bull sharks, that overcome them.
Was COP a success? Here are 7 Ocean wins from COP27, the biggest disappointments & climate action we can take to ensure a healthy planet.
Ferra, a Wavemaker shares an inspiring example of how traditions can become environmentally friendly through her experience with Thailand’s Loy Krathong Festival.
15 simple climate actions you can take to restore the Ocean’s health and reduce your carbon footprint. Making a positive environmental difference starts here.
Everything you need to know ahead of the world's 28th climate conference: COP28.
The polar regions are one of Earth’s most unique environments, with extreme conditions that challenges the survival of their inhabitants. Polar species have developed remarkable adaptations to thrive in the cold, harsh climates and limited food availability. As climate change impacts these fragile ecosystems, understanding how polar species adapt is crucial for their future survival.