The Humpback Whale Named Parker Kelly: How an NHL Star’s Honeymoon Started a Conservation Wave

By Rosie Jeffrey | May 11, 2026

It was the Olympic break in the middle of an NHL season, and Colorado Avalanche forward Parker Kelly had just gotten back from his honeymoon in Hawaii. Standing in front…

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7 Solutions To Ocean Plastic Pollution

By Brian Hutchinson | February 24, 2023

Plastic pollution is one of the greatest threats to ocean health worldwide. But, there are many solutions to plastic pollution that you can participate in today. This article covers some…

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The Long Road of Green Sea Turtle Recovery

By Zach Theiler | March 3, 2026

From Abundance to Near Collapse in the Caribbean According to 17th-century pirate lore, crews lost in the Caribbean Sea could navigate toward land by listening for the sounds of green…

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Travel Inspiration

After 30 Years, Oceanic Society Encounters Baird’s Beaked Whales in the Farallones

By Michael Pierson | May 19, 2026

On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the sky was clear, the seas were calm, and our passengers were eager for adventure.…

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How Passive Whale Watching Reshaped Whale Encounters in Loreto, Baja California

By Zach Theiler | May 17, 2026

While cruising through Loreto Bay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its exceptional diversity of marine mammals,…

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travelers in Raja Ampat

Am I Too Old for a Raja Ampat Liveaboard? An Honest Guide for Travelers 60+

By Hunter Rimmer | May 7, 2026

There’s a question we often hear from travelers considering their first liveaboard trip to Raja Ampat: “I’m in my 60s…

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News & Updates

14 Countries. One Mission. Meet the 2026 Global Ocean Cleanup Partners

By Hunter Rimmer | May 13, 2026

Every year, our oceans absorb something they were never meant to hold: millions of tons of plastic. It collects in…

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The Humpback Whale Named Parker Kelly: How an NHL Star’s Honeymoon Started a Conservation Wave

By Rosie Jeffrey | May 11, 2026

It was the Olympic break in the middle of an NHL season, and Colorado Avalanche forward Parker Kelly had just…

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Turneffe Flats Belize

A Partner in Conservation Earns Top Honors: Turneffe Flats Wins Caribbean’s Premier Sustainable Tourism Award

By Hunter Rimmer | May 8, 2026

We’re thrilled to share some exciting news from one of Oceanic Society’s long-term partners in Belize. Turneffe Flats was recently…

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Ocean Facts

Deep Dive into the Humpback Whale’s Life Cycle and Role in Ocean Health

By Rosie Jeffrey | October 28, 2025

Across the world’s oceans, few creatures capture the human imagination quite like the humpback whale. Known for their acrobatic breaches,…

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green sea turtle resting on coral reef

Global Conservation Efforts Lift Green Turtle from Endangered Status

By Brian Hutchinson | October 15, 2025

Given our longstanding commitment to global sea turtle conservation, we are especially pleased to share the news that the green…

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a leatherback sea turtle on a tropical beach at sunrise, with ocean and a mountain in the background

New Video Released: Sea Turtles 101

By Ashleigh Bandimere | September 16, 2025

We are excited to share a new educational video all about sea turtles, their biology, life cycle, and the efforts…

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Sustainable Living

How to Plan a Volunteer Beach Cleanup: A Step-by-Step Guide

By Hunter Rimmer | April 7, 2026

Beach cleanups are an effective and accessible way for people and communities to get involved in supporting healthier oceans. By…

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humpback whale with calf underwater in French Polynesia

New Year, Lasting Impact: Estate Planning for the Ocean You Love

By Rosie Jeffrey | January 22, 2026

January has a way of inviting honesty. We take stock of the year behind us, look ahead with intention, and…

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Split image showing a coral reef: one side bleached and lifeless, the other side vibrant and healthy, illustrating the impacts of coral bleaching on reef ecosystems

Coral Bleaching Awareness Month: Why Our Oceans Need Us Now

By Hunter Rimmer | November 18, 2025

November is Coral Bleaching Awareness Month, a time to highlight the urgent threats facing coral reefs, as well as the…

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