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Ocean Literacy Curricula

Developed by Futureswell to build the next generation of ocean advocates. Entirely free, for classrooms across the world.

Dive into this digital curricula for young people as we explore climate change, wildlife, pollution, and sustainable solutions!
Hybrid learning curriculum following a team of National Geographic Explorers aboard the E/V Nautilus to study dolphins in Hawai’i.
Ocean literacy animation developed in partnership with National Geographic Society.

Short Films

Laysan Island (VR): A 360 Immersive Experience

Blue Hope: Lessons from French Polynesia

10 Year Countdown | Hosted on Waterbear

Watch on Waterbear

Un:Touched: Field Log | In Partnership with Oceanic Preservation Society

Learning Guides

As conservationists, itʻs imporant to understand the primary threats to our ocean. Deep seabed mining is a growing issue complicated by our increasing demand for batteries and technology. With experts calling for a 10 year moratorium on deep sea mining, countries, companies, regions around the world have already signed in agreement. Dive into this topic here and join us as we #DefendtheDeep.

Defend the Deep

Marine debris is a global, complex problem that has reached the further corners of our Earth and needs action on all fronts. Plastic pollution is so severe it has infiltrated our marine food chains and poses a direct threat to human health. The large-scale production of plastic is also deeply connected to the climate crisis, as plastic is made from fossil fuels. Dive into the topic of marine debris and letʻs work together to create a cleaner future.

Break Free from Plastic

In order to effectively save the ocean, we must protect and manage it on a global scale. Marine Protected Areas are way to conserve our ocean for everything it provides us. There is a global initiatve to protected and manage 30% of our oceans by 2030, with countries and geographics working together to rapidly save our ocean. You can track progress at MPA Atlas, and learn more about the issue with this report.

Educator Resources

Documentaries to Explore

An Environmentalist’s Bookshelf

Listen & Learn

Led by two marine biologists committed to building bridges, Sustainability & The Sea is a collection of conversations about saving our oceans - what are the problems, who is solving them, how it's being done, and how we can all participate. Made for the ocean-minded, this series will introduce you to the challenges that our ocean faces, and the change-makers making waves across the world.

Made by ocean people, for ocean people

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Blog

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Turning the Tides: The Power of  Oysters to Combat Climate Change

Mar 17, 2024

Turning the Tides: The Power of Oysters to Combat Climate Change

Mar 17, 2024

Oysters are a powerful nature-based climate solution that helps protect coastal communities and create clean water and blue jobs.

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Mar 17, 2024

COP28 Ocean Takeaways: The Climate Crisis is a Values Crisis

Mar 5, 2024

COP28 Ocean Takeaways: The Climate Crisis is a Values Crisis

Mar 5, 2024

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Mar 5, 2024

History In the Making: A Young Ocean Leader’s Take on New York Climate Week

Sep 25, 2023

History In the Making: A Young Ocean Leader’s Take on New York Climate Week

Sep 25, 2023

Key Takeaways for the Ocean from New York Climate Week.

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Sep 25, 2023

How to protect the ocean through river conservation

Sep 24, 2023

How to protect the ocean through river conservation

Sep 24, 2023

Key ways that river conservation can help protect the ocean, and how we can all participate in it. Written in partnership with Rivers are Life.

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Sep 24, 2023

Voice of the Ocean: 5 Highlights from IMPAC5

Feb 14, 2023

Voice of the Ocean: 5 Highlights from IMPAC5

Feb 14, 2023

The 5th International Marine Protected Area Conference took place in Canada last week, and here’s what happened, from the voice of Bodhi Patil, a youth ocean climate solutionist.

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Feb 14, 2023

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