What essential role do Southern right whales play in the health of our planet? Dive deeper into the world of these gentle giants in our latest "A Sea of Hope" episode "Protecting the Bight"! youtu.be/2s5MWoLpUa0 @cmittermeier @PaulNicklen #Science #conservation

Discover the profound connection between the majestic Southern right whales and the future of our planet, and explore the challenges the species currently faces in our new "A Sea of Hope" episode "Protecting the Bight". youtu.be/2s5MWoLpUa0 📸 by @scott1e2310 #conservation

Join us and discover the extraordinary journey of the Southern right whale alongside @cmittermeier and @PaulNicklen! Together, we can inspire action and safeguard our ocean’s irreplaceable marine life for generations to come. youtu.be/2s5MWoLpUa0 #science #conservation #ocean

Discover the extraordinary journey of the Southern right whales in our latest "A Sea of Hope" episode! Learn how you can take action for their protection alongside @cmittermeier and @PaulNicklen. youtu.be/2s5MWoLpUa0 #ocean #conservation #explore

Join us for The Climate Ride Wine Country, a one-day ride through the scenic backroads of Sonoma County, this Saturday, August 17, 2024 at the Kendall Jackson Winery (@KJWines ) and ride for SeaLegacy! Register at: climateride.org/events/wine-…. #conservation #ocean #cycle

Read the latest article by our co-founder @cmittermeier for @katiecouric! katiecouric.com/news/sustain…

This sea charmer is not just a cute face — it's a keystone species! Seagrass beds and kelp forests rely on otters to keep their ecosystems flourishing. Learn more about each ecosystem and how both have a huge impact on our lives at: sealegacy.org/category/ocean…. 📸by @PaulNicklen

"There is no such thing as 'learning to live' with sharks and other wildlife. We live because of them. Or more specifically, because of the vital role they have served within our ocean for millennia," co-founder @PaulNicklen. #sharks #biodiversity

On this #ClimateEmergencyDay, the Climate Clock ticks down to under 5 years, highlighting the urgency of our actions to reduce global warming. Despite the pressing timeline, there's still hope. Find out more in our new episode: youtu.be/k8lqUTaYNqc. @cmittermeier @emmafcamp

Watch the latest "A Sea of Hope" episode to explore a remarkable tale of resilience and hope from the front lines of conservation with @PaulNicklen and @cmittermeier. Visit the SeaLegacy YouTube channel at: youtu.be/k8lqUTaYNqc?si=mq-q….

The 100 for the Ocean print sale closes in two days! Visit the link to shop this exclusive selection that fuels ocean protection: 100fortheocean.com/ Bahamian Flight by Hanan Atia Between Two Worlds by Kori Burkhardt A Slice of Heaven in the Tuamotus by Emmett Sparling

Reefs are at risk, and as a result, the thousands of species that rely on coral ecosystems for survival are in jeopardy, too. Learn why increasing temperatures threaten coral species: sealegacy.org/what-is-coral-… 🎥 by @paulnicklen

“Coral reefs are vital to the health of our planet. They breathe life into their surroundings, drawing in an astounding array of marine life.” co-founder @cmittermeier Learn more about coral's impact: sealegacy.org/why-is-coral-i… 🎥 by @paulnicklen

Coral polyps form intricate structures that house unparalleled biodiversity. Slip below the surface and explore vibrant coral ecosystems: youtu.be/Wb7X9fTLyQU 📸 by @cmittermeier

To protect our planet, it is imperative that we uplift Indigenous voices and follow their guidance. So, our partners at @CFNGBI were selected as a beneficiary of 100 for the Ocean 2023. Learn more about their work: youtube.com/watch?v=rxqYhwFJ… 🎥 by @paulnicklen

Experience life overflowing in coral reef ecosystems around the world: youtu.be/Wb7X9fTLyQU Photos by @cmittermeier

In our “A Sea of Hope” series, we connect with Steve Hathaway, an ocean advocate who guides our co-founders through the New Zealand waters he calls home. Watch more: youtu.be/78WhjneeqEI 🎥 by Steve Hathaway @paulnicklen @andymannphoto @cmittermeier @yngocnexplorers

Did you know coral is an animal? All coral species belong to the phylum Cnidaria – making them closely related to anemones and jellyfish. But unlike their free-floating jellyfish cousins, coral is often a colonial animal. See more: youtu.be/Wb7X9fTLyQU 🎥 by @paulnicklen

In our latest episode of “A Sea of Hope,” we and our local partners showcase the stark difference in ocean health between the regulated regions and their barren counterparts. Watch here: youtu.be/78WhjneeqEI 📸 by @cmittermeier @paulnicklen @andymannphoto

Dive in with us in "A Sea of Hope" for #WorldOceansDay and #AwakenNewDepths with our underwater world: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… @andymannphoto @paulnicklen @cmittermeier