By Felicity Kelly, Head of Sustainability at Bunzl Australia & New Zealand The plastic waste that ends up in the world’s oceans has led to devastating consequences for the environment. Often, plastic garbage can be mistaken for food by marine…
As we catch the waves and soak up the sun, it’s important to remember the impact our sunscreen choices can have on the very waters we love. You see, not all sunscreens are created equal, especially when it comes to…
Written by: Katrina Oprisko Plastic is everywhere. There are micro-plastics in our food and in our bodies. By the year 2050, there will be more plastic in the sea than fish! Feeling overwhelmed and overcome by a sense of dread…
Written by: Frank Buncom IV, lead of Ola Farms and S&S Friendly Ranch Creating a Multi-Trophic Bioremediation Treatment Plant Your dear friend is sick. Your every instinct and technology tells you they have an ailment. And frankly, they look ill…
By: Olivia Hughes, Bleu World Corporation Treasurer Diving In In 2023, three ocean-minded SCUBA divers launched Bleu World Corporation, a Southern California 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness for our ocean, increasing accessibility to marine science, and building a…
By: Corey Clear-Stoner, Allgoods Founder Tis’ the season of stuff. Sales on stuff. Stocking stuffers. Party stuff. Stuffing our faces. Stuff we gift, stuff we get, stuff we toss. There’s just too much stuff going on. That’s just it. Our…
By: Shailey Heller, Community Outreach Manager Did you know the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste is on September 29th? For The Mighty Bin, San Diego’s first ever zero waste grocery store, this day is every day! …
By Jenny Hanna, Bluewater Travel The underwater world is our passion. Our goal is to help people discover the magic of the oceans through underwater photography, scuba dive and snorkel travel, and education. By promoting responsible tourism and sharing our…
By Rodrigo Celis Garcia, Biologist, Costa Canuva Nayarit is one of the 8 states that are part of the Bio-cultural Corridor of the Central West of Mexico, this denomination makes it essential to promote and maintain connectivity between the different…
By Passion Taylor, graduate student intern As a graduate student at the School for International Training, I was given an opportunity to engage in reflective professional practice during the final phase of my MA program in Climate Change and Global…
