Photo: Brian Yurasits
2018 was an important year for our global ocean community. And we wanted to share some of the best moments with you! We created a global hub for Ocean Action, launched our #NoMoreButts campaign...
Source: The TerraMar Project/Brian Yurasits
2018 has been an incredible year of adventures here at TerraMar. From beach cleanups and incredible dives to chasing hurricane surf in the Northeast US – we’ve seen a lot. Photography has an incredible...
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The planet we live on is beautiful. The dense forests and deep seas are alive and busy, hustling and bustling the same way as any city does on a Saturday night. But humans seem to...
Photo: Leon McBride/Unsplash
Want to complain about your nine-to-five job in your cozy office space this week? Think again. Chances are your job is a walk in the park compared to what fishermen around the world face...
Photo: MWSRP
Jim is a Director at the Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme, where he works to help better understand and conserve the ocean’s largest fish: the whale shark. How long have you been studying the...
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Simply put – if you travel the world you have a large carbon footprint. And this probably comes as an unfortunate reality to many environmentalists out there. Although we preach about our climate approaching...
Photo: Brian Yurasits
Going plastic-free has become the world’s battle cry to save the ocean. People all over the planet are being told to ditch plastic straws, bottles, and bags in favor of re-usable products. This trend...
Photo: Brian Yurasits
It’s the ultimate dilemma for a sustainable traveler. You’re in paradise, set out to enjoy an amazing tropical vacation to your dream destination. BUT, you know that if you drink the water there you’ll...
Photo: Emma Camp
Emma is a researcher at the University of Technology Sydney. She was also selected this year by the United Nations as a Young Leader for the Sustainable Development Goals. In short, Emma is a marine...
Source: The TerraMar Project
Photo: Sheryl Gilmore
Sheryl is a rockstar in the field of marine science and education. She works in Maine to help provide today’s youth with impactful marne science experiences. That’s why we decided to pick Sheryl’s brain...
