Artigos científicos, ativismo e conscientização na preservação e manutenção do meio ambiente e das espécies em seus habitats naturais para o equilíbrio dos ecossistemas.
Scientific articles, activism and awareness in the preservation and maintenance of the environment and species in their natural habitats for the balance of ecosystems.
Why Dr. Earle was named "The Greatest Oceanic Explorer of All Time" by Whalebone Magazine 🐳
Learn about the ecotourism-fueled transformation ahead in Panama's new Hope Spot
The interview behind "The Greatest Oceanic Explorer of All Time"
New Hope Spot in the Conflict Islands celebrates fierce defense of coral reefs
The Jaeren Coast Hope Spot asks you to join them on February 16th!
Don't miss it! The International Ocean Film Fest 2020 is coming March 12-15th
New Hope Spot in Panama Champions a Push for a Healthier Environment
Dr. Sylvia Earle says, “Panama’s Bocas del Toro is a stunning pocket of biodiversity, brimming with magnificent creatures like the leatherback sea turtle and brilliant coral. Once human activities destroy the natural ecosystem here, we might not get it back. I applaud the Champions for working towards a healthy tomorrow, not just for Panama but the entire ocean.”
Learn more about Caribbean Coral Restoration's outstanding conservation work and how they plan to transform this new Hope Spot!
Whalebone Magazine Calls Dr. Earle "The Greatest Oceanic Explorer of All Time"!
In a candid interview with Whalebone Magazine, Dr. Earle discusses everything from her strategy in overcoming career obstacles, today's climate for women in science, and the United States presidents she wants to dive with.
New Conflict Islands Hope Spot Celebrates Extraordinary Coral Restoration Work
A recent ecological report found that Conflict Island's reefs hold more than half the world’s coral species – making this Hope Spot one of the richest natural habitats in the world!
The Conflict Islands Hope Spot has an incredible advocate; the organization Conflict Islands Conservation Initiative (CICI) has been hard at work over the last couple of years to keep the atoll’s ecosystem as healthy and stable as possible through their reef conservation projects and shark and sea turtle tagging programs.
Mission Blue has officially teamed up with 250 Alliance Partners! These nonprofits, NGOs, companies and coalitions are all powered by ocean lovers who identify and work alongside our mission of protecting the world's blue heart. Thank you for your unwavering support – we're looking forward to another decade of building upon our thriving global community.
The International Ocean Film Festival March 12-15th, 2020
The upcoming 17th Annual International Ocean Film Festival will take place on March 12 - 15, 2020 at Cowell Theater at Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, as well as at the Smith Rafael Film Center in San Rafael, CA and the Roxie Theater in San Francisco, CA.
The Jaeren Coast Hope Spot Says, "Join Us!" This Sunday, February 16th
Jæren Coast Hope Spot is holding a call-for-action for the sea this Sunday, February 16th, 2020. They're calling on their community to bring wetsuits and warm clothes to the ocean and demonstrate the need to create a global network of marine protected areas. For our Norway supporters, read about the meet-up on the Facebook event page.
This Sunday, no matter where you are, gather your community and show why we need to invest in a healthy future for the ocean and the entire blue planet.
Tag #NoBlueNoGreen so we can see and share with the global Hope Spots community!
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