Sunsail and Sailors for the Sea Team Up for Global Finprint
A team of scientists is comparing various reefs in the Bahamas to assess the need for shark conservation, supported by Sunsail and Sailors for the Sea.
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A team of scientists is comparing various reefs in the Bahamas to assess the need for shark conservation, supported by Sunsail and Sailors for the Sea.
One man with a boat and a mission is singlehandedly creating a green economy in Antigua
American Sailing Association joins The Ocean Cleanup’s Mega Expedition to fight against oceanic plastic pollution.
Cruising World‘s executive editor Herb McCormick weighs in on the state of the world’s oceans.
The Labrador Sea is grey, wet and full of icebergs as the Ault sails toward the northwest corner of Greenland.
A week of light winds and heavy fog means that a stop in Sydney, Nova Scotia was imperative to the trip.
11th Hour Racing is now accepting proposals for grant opportunities for ocean health projects.
Heather Tiszai is promoting sustainable agriculture in the Bahamas for the islands, and their visitors.
Though they’re sailing for enjoyment and to see the world, participants in the Blue Planet Odyssey will also lend a hand to a range of scientific and educational endeavors.
Chris Bone was en route to the Philippines when an unexpected detour led him to the idea of OceansWatch.
After a six year reconstruction, the Charles W. Morgan takes to the sea for its 38th voyage.
Groups are working hard to turn the tide away from trash and waste in this jewel of the Northern Hemisphere.
A team of scientists is comparing various reefs in the Bahamas to assess the need for shark conservation, supported by Sunsail and Sailors for the Sea.
One man with a boat and a mission is singlehandedly creating a green economy in Antigua
American Sailing Association joins The Ocean Cleanup’s Mega Expedition to fight against oceanic plastic pollution.
Cruising World‘s executive editor Herb McCormick weighs in on the state of the world’s oceans.
The Labrador Sea is grey, wet and full of icebergs as the Ault sails toward the northwest corner of Greenland.
A week of light winds and heavy fog means that a stop in Sydney, Nova Scotia was imperative to the trip.
11th Hour Racing is now accepting proposals for grant opportunities for ocean health projects.
Heather Tiszai is promoting sustainable agriculture in the Bahamas for the islands, and their visitors.
Though they’re sailing for enjoyment and to see the world, participants in the Blue Planet Odyssey will also lend a hand to a range of scientific and educational endeavors.
Chris Bone was en route to the Philippines when an unexpected detour led him to the idea of OceansWatch.
After a six year reconstruction, the Charles W. Morgan takes to the sea for its 38th voyage.
Groups are working hard to turn the tide away from trash and waste in this jewel of the Northern Hemisphere.
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