Are you sailing the coast of Belize in April and May of 2016?
Do you want to make your sailing experience more meaningful by participating in oceanic research?
If so – then we invite you to collaborate with Hello Ocean on an oceanic research adventure!
Hello Ocean strives to encourage recreational sailors and ocean adventurers to engage in […]
Lionfish have invaded the Caribbean, The Gulf of Mexico and other Western Atlantic shores, so far as far north as New York. Native to the Indo-Pacific region, Lionfish have no natural predators here. They eat anything, can live anywhere and have large appetites. Left unchecked, these seemingly beautiful fish could destroy the reef ecosystem, and wipe out […]
We are thrilled to be recipients of a Patagonia Grass Roots Grant, and honored that they see value in our project, our mission and our work.
From their website:
“We support small, grassroots, activist organizations with provocative direct-action agendas, working on multi-pronged campaigns to preserve and protect our environment. We think the individual battles to protect a […]
It’s been a pleasure to work with some of the best local outfits here in Sint Maarten – IGY Simpson Bay Marina, The Dive Shop and Dive Safaris. They are all in support of Hello Ocean’s mission and have been helping us make things happen around here!
To brush up on our diving skills, […]
We are very excited to be working with 11th Hour Racing! They have come aboard to support the initial beta test phase of our Ocean Acidification Citizen Science project and we couldn’t be more pleased.
11th Hour Racing establishes strategic partnerships within the sailing and marine communities to promote collaborative, systemic change for the […]
Teresa and Ben will be at the Strictly Sail Chicago boat show in January. They’ve got a full line-up of seminars scheduled, a screening of their film One Simple Question, and a special seminar titled Ocean Conservation and Science Opportunities for Sailors.
We are so glad to see boat shows welcoming topics on protecting our oceans […]
