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What's it like to travel with Oceanic Society? Get answers to frequently asked questions and learn what to expect on our award-winning trips.| Oceanic Society
What's it like to travel with Oceanic Society? Get answers to frequently asked questions and learn what to expect on our award-winning trips.| Oceanic Society
Oceanic Society is working to solve the ocean's greatest challenges including plastic pollution, climate change, and unsustainable fishing. Learn more about our work.| Oceanic Society
Travel with expert naturalists on Oceanic Society expeditions. Scientists, conservationists, and educators bring wildlife, ecosystems, and cultures to life.| Oceanic Society
As America’s oldest non-profit dedicated to ocean conservation, Oceanic Society invites you to join us for whale watching, worldwide nature tours, and more.| Oceanic Society
There are many things you can do to fight climate change. We summarize the most impactful individual actions to reduce your carbon footprint.| Oceanic Society
We're working with people and companies worldwide to reduce our collective carbon footprint. Warming oceans, sea level rise, and acidification can lead to shifting ranges of species, coral bleaching, and other significant impacts. Household consumption in the United States, where most of our travelers reside, contributes roughly 25 percent of…| Oceanic Society
[IMAGE] "Pilot whales … again!!" exclaimed our captain, Alan, looking out the wheelhouse through his binoculars. The 50 or so black dorsal fins were still far away and “logging” on the surface. Pilot whales are easily disturbed, so I asked Alan to slow the boat down to idle, and soon after our engine…| Oceanic Society
Oceanic Society and Planet Deep partner to lead unique, conservation focused liveaboard trips in the Coral Triangle Region. Learn more.| Oceanic Society
On April 5, 2016, Oceanic Society began our first 10-day snorkeling and whale survey program in the Solomon Islands, a nation of 992 islands that extends over nearly 900 miles to the east of Papua New Guinea. We were a group of 18 ecotourists, myself, cetacean researcher Dr. Benjamin Kahn,…| Oceanic Society
If you are like me—deeply committed to a cause—but retired on a fixed income, then a major gift to support your favorite organization may not be easy right now. Our future needs are sometimes uncertain, and many of us feel constrained to simply make a small monthly contribution, or a…| Oceanic Society
Our sea turtle conservation programs support research and conservation of sea turtles worldwide. Learn how you can help sea turtles.| Oceanic Society
Oceanic Society staff and board were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our friend Nancy Wotkyns of Eaton Rapids, Michigan, a sea turtle activist and conservationist who has traveled with us for more than two decades. Nancy's love for sea turtles and her dedication to supporting local communities…| Oceanic Society
Leave a legacy for ocean conservation. Legacy gifts are unbelievably powerful for Oceanic Society. As a small organization with big aspirations, these gifts can have a huge impact on our financial sustainability, and will help us continue to conserve ocean wildlife and habitats for future generations to enjoy. Legacy gifts…| Oceanic Society
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Snorkeling is one of the most accessible and rewarding ways to explore the underwater world. From colorful coral reefs to curious marine life, it offers unforgettable experiences for beginners and seasoned adventurers alike. However, even small mistakes can make your trip less enjoyable or even unsafe. Here are five common snorkeling mistakes and tips on…The post 5 Common Snorkeling Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them) appeared first on Oceanic Society.| Oceanic Society
We are excited to share a new educational video all about sea turtles, their biology, life cycle, and the efforts to protect them. This short film is the second episode in our “Sea Turtles: Deep Dive” series, an educational YouTube series produced by our State of the World’s Sea Turtles (SWOT) Program with support from…The post New Video Released: Sea Turtles 101 appeared first on Oceanic Society.| Oceanic Society
Underwater photography is a magical way to capture the beauty of the ocean’s vibrant life, from colorful coral reefs to playful marine creatures. But getting the perfect shot requires more than just pointing your camera and clicking. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to level up your skills, these essential tips will help you get…The post 10 Tips to Capture the Best Underwater Photography appeared first on Oceanic Society.| Oceanic Society
Few places on Earth hold such legendary status among wildlife lovers as the Galápagos Islands. This remote volcanic archipelago, located in the Pacific Ocean approximately 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, gained fame nearly two hundred years ago when Charles Darwin theorized about evolution while studying its unique flora and fauna. More than 80%…The post Iconic Animals of the Galápagos Islands appeared first on Oceanic Society.| Oceanic Society
Each August, Make-A-Will Month reminds us to take an important and empowering step: putting our wishes in writing. Creating a will not only ensures your loved ones are cared for, but it also gives you the opportunity to leave a lasting legacy for the causes you cherish. At Oceanic Society,…| Oceanic Society
Explore the Marovo Lagoon and Tetepare Island, together known as the Marovo-Tetepare Complex, an essential Solomon Islands tourism destination for nature lovers.| Oceanic Society
We're funding the removal of an average of 200 pounds of ocean pollution for every traveler who joins an Oceanic Society trip.| Oceanic Society
Benjamin Kahn is a marine ecologist specializing in oceanic cetaceans and other “deep divers,” and is director of the Coral Triangle Oceanic Cetacean Program for APEX Environmental.| Oceanic Society
Our behavior change program works to improve ocean health by motivating human behavior changes that support healthy oceans.| Oceanic Society
We are proud to announce that Oceanic Society has awarded 20 small grants to sea turtle conservation projects in Colombia, Ecuador, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico, Nicaragua, Nigeria, the Phillippines, the Republic of the Congo, the U.S.A., and Venezuela. The grants were made as part of our State of the World’s Sea…| Oceanic Society
From the Field: Q&A with Oceanic Society Guide Ernesto on Exploring Nicaragua Why Naturalists Matter Immersive travel experiences can reshape worldviews and spark lifelong commitments to conserving the natural world. At Oceanic Society, eco-tourism is one of our most powerful tools for ocean conservation, and our expert naturalist guides are at the heart of this…The post From the Field: Q&A with Oceanic Society Guide Ernesto on Exploring Nicaragua appeared first on Oceanic Society.| Oceanic Society
Discover the iconic wildlife of the Galápagos Islands, from giant tortoises and marine iguanas to blue-footed boobies on an unforgettable eco-adventure.| Oceanic Society
In recent decades, scientists have learned a great deal about our oceans. We have mapped vital habitats, tracked how animals live and migrate, and identified and prioritized the threats to marine life. Conservation has also grown from simply protecting species to recognizing how deeply the health of people and oceans are connected. Yet despite these…The post Team BEACH: A Global Approach to Conservation Through Behavioral Science appeared first on Oceanic Society.| Oceanic Society
We are thrilled to announce the formation of the Oceanic Society Advisory Council, a diverse group of leaders and changemakers united by a shared commitment to ocean conservation and sustainable futures. This newly established council brings together experts in science, law, finance, entrepreneurship, technology, and media, each offering a unique…| Oceanic Society
Plan your trip to Little Corn Island, Nicaragua. Discover top beaches, snorkeling, best time to visit, and where to stay on this Caribbean paradise.| Oceanic Society
We are thrilled to share that Oceanic Society’s Farallon Islands Whale Watching Trip has been named a 2025 Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award winner, placing us among the top 10% of experiences worldwide! This recognition is based on consistently excellent reviews from travelers on Tripadvisor over the past year — a reflection of the unforgettable wildlife…The post Farallon Islands Whale Watching Trip Wins 2025 Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award appeared first on Oceanic Society.| Oceanic Society
Meet Oceanic Society naturalist Raymond Boland, who shares his passion for nature, conservation, and leading snorkeling expeditions in Palau.| Oceanic Society
Explore our list of nature travel experiences and plan your next adventure. We are a nonprofit with 50+ years of nature travel leadership.| Oceanic Society
Learn how climate change affect coral reefs, how you can help save corals, and more in our guide to coral reefs and climate change.| Oceanic Society
Join this special liveaboard trip in the Solomon Islands, home to some of the Coral Triangle's most remote and pristine coral reefs.| Oceanic Society
Encounter bow-riding dolphins in the Solomon Islands on a Oceanic Society expedition that marine wildlife and conservation in these remote islands.| Oceanic Society
Raja Ampat is home to some of the world’s best snorkeling. Learn about Raja Ampat's coral reefs and liveaboard snorkeling cruise options.| Oceanic Society
Back in 2011, Dalton Ambat, an Oceanic Society naturalist, and Wayne Sentman, our director of conservation travel, were leading a liveaboard trip through| Oceanic Society
A global campaign to fight plastic pollution. We teamed up with organizations worldwide to clean up some of Earth's most important ocean habitats on| Oceanic Society
Art competition for conservation. As part of the 2024 Global Ocean Cleanup, organizations created unique artwork using marine litter collected during| Oceanic Society
