The Hidden Price of Feeding Langkawi’s Eagles
Learn about the hidden impact of tourism feeding on Langkawi’s eagles and the mangrove ecosystems they call home. A Wavemaker Story.
Learn about the hidden impact of tourism feeding on Langkawi’s eagles and the mangrove ecosystems they call home. A Wavemaker Story.
Ocean circulation drives heat, carbon and oxygen around the globe. Learn what moves the Ocean and what a slowing circulation means.
Why Antarctic krill matter: learn how krill fishing, climate change and conservation shape the Southern Ocean ecosystem.
Unicorns may be myth, but narwhals are real. Read how they inspired the myth of the unicorn, what their tusks really do and why climate change is threatening them.
Children interviewed Professor Matt Frost, Head of International Office at Plymouth Marine Laboratory as part of the COP30’s Virtual Ocean Pavilion’s, asking questions on Ocean protection, plastics, whales.
We're diving into 2025's biggest Ocean wins: from incredible marine discoveries to major protections and stories that show how the Ocean can heal.
Get to know Leena's inspiring story of leading a global Ocean movement: from childhood curiosity to uniting young people for Ocean action. A Wavemaker Story.
From anglerfish to vampire squid, here are 5 creative deep-sea costume ideas for your Halloween party. Each comes with science-backed facts to entertain and educate our friends!
From protecting the ozone layer to safeguarding the High Seas, international treaties are how nations agree on shared rules. But how does a global agreement actually happen? Here’s a step-by-step explainer.
What is the Global Plastics Treaty? We're explaining how nations are negotiating to end plastic pollution and why agreement has proven tough so far.
The High Seas Treaty became international law in 2026, protecting the open Ocean for the first time. We’re breaking down what it means for marine life, countries, and for us all.
Ever wondered what a kelp forest sounds like? We’re exploring how kelp forest sounds change with time of day, seasons, and human impacts. Dive in!
We’re making it easy for educators to bring the Ocean to the classroom.
Access 5 science-backed, ready-to-teach, curriculum-aligned resources.
Like: interactive presentations, teacher cheat sheets, worksheets, fun in-classroom activities and videos.