Without the world’s oceans, Earth would just be another rock hurtling through space. As surfers we’ve figured out how to have a hell of a lot of fun in the water, but of course, there’s much more to ...

The world’s oceans regulate climate, provide food and sustain life across the planet. They generate over half the oxygen we breathe and absorb nearly a quarter of global carbon dioxide emissions.

June 8th is United Nations World Oceans Day, and to celebrate, the winners of the 12th annual photo competition associated with the day were announced. This year's theme for UN World Oceans Day was ...

Izzy Romero is your community news reporter covering northern San Luis Obispo County, including San Miguel, Paso Robles, Templeton, Atascadero, and Santa Margarita. This Sunday is World Oceans Day, ...

7 June 2024 - Oceans cover more than 70% of the Earth’s surface, produce over half of the world’s oxygen, regulate the climate and absorb nearly one-third of the carbon dioxide generated by human ...

Each June, communities across the globe recognize World Oceans Day as a moment to reflect on the critical role oceans play in sustaining life on earth, and a call to action to safeguard these ...

From mangrove restoration to green marine certifications, DP World is advancing ocean stewardship across the Americas and beyond - demonstrating how resilient trade and thriving marine ecosystems go ...

NICE – Dozens of research and exploration vessels from around the world set sail just off the French coastal city of Nice on Sunday to kick off the third U.N. Ocean Conference and pay tribute to World ...

From shorelines to screens, World Oceans Day is making waves today with the 2025 theme, Wonder: Sustaining what sustains us. This movement calls people to reflect on the ocean’s role in supporting all ...

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — A celebration of all things ocean brought crowds of people to the shore off Collins Avenue and 34th Street in Miami Beach. Sunday was World Oceans Day. “For us ocean lovers, this ...

Without the world’s oceans, Earth would just be another rock hurtling through space. As surfers we’ve figured out how to have a hell of a lot of fun in the water, but of course, there’s much more to ...