Summer Trips for Families
The only thing better than enjoying a spectacular experience in nature is sharing that experience with your family. We have…
Expert Guide to Seeing Whales from Santa Cruz
About 75 miles south of San Francisco, Santa Cruz is positioned on the northern coast of Monterey Bay, a globally…
Palau Trip Report – November 2021
Palau: Snorkeling the Rock Islands November 2021 trip report by Pei Lee, Oceanic Society Conservation Travel Program Coordinator & Ray…
Sustainable Travel for a Changing World (New Film)
The start of the year 2022 brings with it the opportunity to take a fresh look at our lives and…
Killer Whale Sightings Near Farallon Islands Support Research
One of the most exciting aspects of making the trip to the Farallon Islands is that we never know just what…
7 Reasons to Make Belize Your Next Adventure in Nature
Positioned amid the largest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere and the Mesoamerican forest hotspot, the tiny Caribbean nation of…
Oceanic Society and Planet Oat Partner to Build Awareness for Ocean Conservation
We are excited to announce a new partnership between Oceanic Society and Planet Oat Oatmilk that aims to raise awareness for…
The Wild Out Islands of the Bahamas
When people hear “Bahamas,” they often conjure images of bustling Nassau, Freeport, and Grand Bahamas where the only wild things…
Field Notes Webinar: Travel is on the Horizon Q&A
We are pleased to share with you a recording of our most recent Field Notes webinar, ‘Travel is on the…
7 Giant Reasons to Visit Guyana
Guyana is a country of untamed natural beauty. One of the most biodiverse areas of the world, Guyana is also…
Field Notes: The State of the World’s Sea Turtles with Roderic Mast
We are pleased to share with you a recording of our most recent Field Notes webinar, ‘The State of the…
Field Notes: Using Drones for Marine Mammal Conservation
We are pleased to share with you a recording of our most recent Field Notes webinar, ‘Using Drones for Marine…