In recent decades, scientists have learned a great deal about our oceans. We have mapped vital habitats, tracked how animals…
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Each August, Make-A-Will Month reminds us to take an important and empowering step: putting our wishes in writing. Creating a…
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We are thrilled to announce the formation of the Oceanic Society Advisory Council, a diverse group of leaders and changemakers…
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One of the Caribbean’s Best-Kept Secrets Nestled in a quiet corner of the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Nicaragua,…
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We are thrilled to share that Oceanic Society’s Farallon Islands Whale Watching Trip has been named a 2025 Tripadvisor Travelers’…
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For the fourth consecutive year, the Global Ocean Cleanup brought together coastal communities worldwide, demonstrating that action for ocean health…
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Since our 2025 Farallon Islands whale watching season began in early April, we’ve experienced one remarkable day after another off…
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Why Naturalists Matter At the heart of every Oceanic Society expedition is a naturalist — a guide who brings the…
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A Spark in the Solomon Islands 35 years ago, Susan Forster watched a group of canoes approach her dive boat…
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The vessel, named the Bilikiki, the “big canoe” in the local Pidjin, has been gliding through the seas of the…
Read More Our ocean sustains life on Earth—it feeds us, gives us half the oxygen we breathe, regulates our climate, and supports…
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For the past three years, I’ve been incredibly fortunate to co-lead Oceanic Society trips to one of the top destinations…
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Five years ago, Seiko joined forces with Oceanic Society to tackle important issues affecting ocean health and support global ocean…
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We are pleased to share that a new global assessment of sea turtle populations, resulting from more than a decade…
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