Gray Whales of Baja California: Close Encounters with Gentle Giants
Perhaps we watch whales because we already know that we are not alone in the universe. That we do not…
Oceanic Society President Nominated for Prestigious Indianapolis Prize
Nominees for the 2025 Indianapolis Prize were announced today, and we are thrilled to share that Oceanic Society president Roderic…
New Guide to the Farallon Islands Published
Dive in and learn all about one of the most dynamic and exciting environments on Earth in our new guide…
How Chemicals in Household Products Impact Our Oceans & What You Can Do
At Oceanic Society, we firmly believe that conservation begins right at home. Every aspect of our daily lives, from the…
Whale Watching in Baja: The Complete Guide
Baja California is one of the best places on earth for whale watching. The region is famous for its ‘friendly’…
What is the Best Time to Visit Galapagos? An Expert Guide
The Galápagos Islands are on every nature traveler’s bucket list due to the many unique species found there, and the…
2023-2024 Sea Turtle Grantees Share their Achievements
In late 2023, Oceanic Society awarded 19 small grants to field-based sea turtle conservation projects in Cabo Verde, Colombia, Costa…
Global Ocean Cleanup Nets 78,477 Pounds of Waste
From June 8-16, 2024, Oceanic Society teamed up with organizations around the world to address the important task of cleaning…
Saving Sea Turtles: Cindy and Bosley’s Volunteer Adventure to Trinidad
“I saw hope, personified,” said Cindy Wright, describing the journey she recently took with her husband, Bosley, to Trinidad as…
New Publication Redefines Sea Turtle Regional Management Units
We are excited to announce that, after nearly three years of work by dozens of sea turtle experts worldwide, sea…
Oceanic Society Receives Highest Recognitions for Management, Transparency, and Impact
At Oceanic Society, we work hard to maximize the impact of every contribution we receive. We take responsible financial stewardship…
Costa Rica Rainforest Animals: Experience the Osa Peninsula
In spite of its small size (roughly that of West Virginia or Denmark), Costa Rica is home to nearly half…