Few groups of animals are as dazzling and diverse as the cephalopods, a group of around 800 living marine species…
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One in the morning is just the time I wanted to get up (well maybe not quite that early…). “Amanda…
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At first it was just an ivory speck against an endless snowy backdrop on the eastern coast of Spitsbergen Island…
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Oceanic Society’s 2014 Farallon Islands whale watching season (late-May through mid-November) is off to an exciting start! Participants aboard Sunday’s…
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This article first appeared in The State of the World’s Sea Turtles (SWOT) Report, Vol. 9, published by Oceanic Society…
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Things are really rolling in my work with Armila’s public schools. I have begun teaching environmental science labs for…
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Since 2004, Oceanic Society has been assisting the community on Falalop at Ulithi Atoll (Yap state) in Micronesia in their effort to…
Read More [IMAGE] Date: Saturday, August 30, 2014 Naturalist: Susan Sherman Highlights: Sightings of three humpback whales and tufted puffins around the islands Participants…
Read More There aren’t that many eureka moments in science but yesterday, we had one. I drove up to Olympia, Washington yesterday…
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Welcome, Ocean Courier! This month we had the pleasure of hosting Ocean Courier, a project of The Ocean Foundation. Ben…
Read More Hello, friends and supporters of the Whales of Guerrero Research Project! Whew! What an incredible pilot year that was. You guys…
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We are thrilled to announce that our Kenya Safari: From Hyenas to Humpbacks has been named one of National Geographic Traveler‘s…
Read More “Dolphin at 11 o’clock!” Every member of our research team turns to scan the calm water off the bow of…
Read More We are thrilled to announce the publication of the ninth annual volume of The State of the World’s Sea Turtles—SWOT…
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Oceanic Society is a pioneer in volunteer vacations (aka voluntourism), having led ocean-oriented volunteer excursions worldwide for more than 40…
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