While the world is a little different right now you can still spend your time up-skilling yourself and refreshing your knowledge ready to hit the ground running when the time comes. Mike Baron from Cape Radd has some great ideas to keep you occupied. Have a look at their great FREE online R course on […]
Like many organisations, the impact of the coronavirus has meant that long-term friends of WiseOceans, Seal Rescue Ireland, are having to adapt to the ‘new normal’. Finding news ways to fundraise as well as continue to deliver their outreach programme are just some of the challenges. Find out how you can help. A large part […]
This guest blog from Gili Shark Conservation explains how important coral reefs are and how they could literally save the day! All divers will tell you how beautiful coral reefs are. They’re like the cities under the ocean, home to hundreds of fish and wonderful creatures! Their value lies far beyond their beauty and the pleasure […]
This guest blog features a former Blue Ventures Field Scientist Rachel Knowles talks us through ways prospective volunteers can minimise environmental impact whilst on a Blue Ventures expedition in Madagascar. As the world rapidly awakens to the looming climate and ecological crisis, our shared understanding of the challenges ahead and our impact on the world […]
Gili Shark Conservation’s guest blog gives you lots of really useful advice to help you land your dream job in marine conservation. While you might not be able to do all these activities during this period of social distancing and self-isolation there’s plenty you can be getting on with. Find out more about how you […]
Blue Ventures’ Field Scientist Asiem Sanyal has written a great blog that tells you what is like to be on a cetacean expedition with Blue Ventures in Timor-Leste. Guaranteed to give you itchy feet! Scratch that itch and find out how you can join Blue Ventures on this and other expeditions on their expedition page. […]
Starting 2020 as a Marine Educator with WiseOceans has been the best way to begin the New Year. After making the long trip from Texas, the entire team made me feel at home, and helped me get settled into the role. My first view of Petite Anse left me speechless. Towering granitic rock blooming with […]
This guest blog comes from Reef-World‘s Communication Manager, Melissa Hobson. We know there are lots of readers who want to get into marine conservation but perhaps took a different route through college/university. Melissa has heaps of advice and inspiration for those wanting to turn to the blue side! Recently, I’ve been thinking about my journey […]
This Guest Blog comes from Juliana Corrales. She is embarking on a new and exciting challenge. Moving out of your comfort zone to progress your career is a bold but crucial step in reaching your goals. For four years I was able to develop as a creative in the field of marine conservation alongside a […]
This guest blog is from French student Mateo Delclos, who recently took part in a two-week internship with our Marine Education team based at Four Seasons Resort Seychelles. Mateo really threw himself into the role and it is great to read how useful he found the experience too. For my university formation in France, I […]
