Updates and thoughts from the oceans
Kshamenk was a male orca (Orcinus orca) born in 1992 and who died in December 2025. Known as “the loneliest orca in the world,” he
There is a low, muffled sound that echoes across the seafloor of our sea. It’s not the song of whales or the calls of dolphins.
There is a deep breath that runs through the Earth. Invisible to most, yet vital to all life. It is the breath of the oceans.
In nature, everything is connected. Every form of life, even the smallest, is part of a delicate balance that holds entire ecosystems together. When we
The ocean is a common good, a source of life, food, and oxygen. But today, more than ever, it is under siege—not only from overfishing,
Our seas are in danger. Every year, millions of tons of fish are extracted from the oceans at an unsustainable rate. It’s a silent crisis—often
In the silence of the seafloor, thousands of creatures fight every day against invisible enemies: ghost nets. Abandoned, lost, or simply forgotten, they keep killing
When the plastic pollution of the oceans is discussed, public perception often focuses on bottles, bags, and other household waste. However, recent studies have revealed
Every year, in the Faroe Islands, the sea turns red. This is not a natural phenomenon or an extraordinary event — it’s the Grindadráp, a
