Since our 2025 season began in early April, we’ve experienced one remarkable day after another off the coast of San…
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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…
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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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Acres of seagrass span out from the mangrove-clad islands of Belize’s Turneffe Atoll, a coral-formed atoll in the heart of…
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The bustling capital of Ghana became the backdrop for a powerful convergence of behavioral science and on-the-ground conservation as Oceanic…
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The boat departs at daybreak from the sandy banks of ‘Utangake, an island within the Vava’u region in the northeastern…
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The Kingdom of Tonga, located in the heart of the South Pacific, has become a premier destination for eco-conscious travelers…
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Back in 2011, Dalton Ambat, an Oceanic Society naturalist, and Wayne Sentman, our director of conservation travel, were leading a…
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Heidi Friedlander’s 50th birthday was on the horizon. She and her husband, Josh, watched as their three children graduated college…
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