Discover the Oceanic Wonders of Jersey with Filmmaker, and OCL local storyteller, Jack Searson! Dive into his captivating marine research storytelling journey

Known for their beauty and graceful movements, jellyfish have often been regarded as simple organisms with limited cognitive capabilities. However, recent studies have challenged this notion, revealing that jellyfish possess remarkable learning skills and intelligence, despite lacking a centralized brain.

This year's World Manta Day is all about tourism, and it's no surprise why. Tourism plays a crucial role in the conservation of manta rays, as it not only raises awareness about these incredible creatures but also generates much-needed funding for research and conservation efforts.

Rescuers from the BDMLR & Cornish Seal Sanctuary have saved the life of a grey seal on the Cornish coastline after it was found with a plastic ring-style frisbee stuck around its neck.

We’ve just finished up on what was an incredible experience with the Mars Sustainable Solutions team in Indonesia!

The ocean is a vast and mysterious world, with depths that are still largely unexplored. Recently, a team of scientists made an incredible discovery in the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the ocean.

The Ocean Cleanup, a non-profit organization founded in 2013 by Boyan Slat, has reached a significant milestone in its mission to rid the oceans of plastic.

Stefán’s project is called ‘let them live’, with the call to action being to sign and share a petition banning whaling in Iceland.

The Ocean Storyteller and Guardian Meetup was a unique and inspiring event that brought together local creators from across the Maldives. Through workshops, talks, and exploration, participants could share their passion for the ocean and learn from each other. 

The world is facing a climate crisis, and we all need to do our part to help reduce carbon emissions. One of the most significant natural carbon sinks that are often overlooked is whales.

 Together we can share and inspire each other as a community.

Being a storyteller of the ocean means sharing the beauty, mysteries, and challenges that come with it. Whether through writing, photography, or film, ocean storytellers have the unique opportunity to educate, inspire, and move people to action. 

As the world's largest ecosystem, the ocean covers more than 70% of the Earth's surface and plays a vital role in maintaining the balance of the planet's ecosystem.

A huge discovery for science!

Overfishing is more than depleted fish stocks, although that certainly is one big reason why it’s bad.

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