Our latest guest blog comes from one of our longtime partners Indo Ocean Project. Read about this fantastic initiative, developed in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Positive action in these difficult times! About Us The Indo CorALliance is an environmental and social initiative based on the island of Nusa Penida, Indonesia. It was formed […]
We will be featuring guests blogs from Love the Oceans throughout June as their run their weekly sustainability challenges. What a super idea to help celebrate Worlds Oceans Day. In honour of World Oceans Day, throughout June we’re running sustainability challenges every week, themed around different positive environmental changes you can make in your everyday […]
Are you worried about plastic pollution but not sure what you can do to help? This comprehensive guest blog from Sloactive will inspire you! Plastic Pollution Causes, Facts & Figures Plastic pollution is a global problem that is growing exponentially due to both an increase in consumerism and an increase in the number of plastics […]
This week we chat to Tam Sawers, Maldives Project Leader for Manta Trust. A passion for education that in turn helps to drive change is what drives Tam. We all need to lead by example and show gratitude for the multitude of benefits our oceans give us. Name: Tam Sawers Job Title: Maldives Project Leader […]
This week we chat to…James Greenhalgh, Digital Strategy Manager for The Reef-World Foundation. He made the move to the marine conservation sector from sales and marketing in the private sector. You don’t have to have a degree in marine biology to have a successful marine conservation career – finding that sweet spot where they both […]
This guest blog from Gili Shark Conservation focuses on corals – their importance, the threats they face and how we can help. Tag along with them on a research trip to Bali. If this has inspired you to be part of the solution, find out more about how you can become a shark warrior. Coral […]
This week we chat to…Emma Hedley from Manta Trust – Maldivian Manta Ray Project. Getting lots of varied experience is essential to landing your dream job. Wider transferable skills alongside things like diving qualifications and relevant fieldwork all help to make you employable. And if you want to be doing fieldwork then good physical fitness […]
If you’re dreaming of diving or waiting to wade into the sea then Cape RADD‘s guest blog will give you some virtual inspiration. It hopefully won’t be long before things change so it’s not too early to think about how you could get some fantastic and relevant experience as well as a little adventure on […]
You’ve got the degree, you’ve got the passion, but is it enough to land that job you want? Are you employable? Oceans Research has written a really useful blog to help you understand what this means and how you can actually demonstrate your employability. These days, it is simply not enough to get your degree […]
This week we chat to… Melissa Hobson from The Reef-World Foundation. You may have read Melissa’s guest blog recently about getting into the marine conservation sector as a non-marine scientist. We thought we’d ask her to expand a little more and share her advice on how she made the leap – something we know lots […]
