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25.01.2022 next on Ocean Geographic LIVE, we are proud to present the work of Justin Gilligan - an emerging master of underwater imagery from Australia. Justin is a marine scientist, that has been awarded four times at the world's most prestigious wildlife competition - the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year and he was also awarded the overall winner of the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year in 2017. Justin will share with us some of his amazing work from Australia’s most remote coral reef locations - Lord Howe, Christmas and the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. You are in for a rare treat in this session - 8 November - 11am (Sydney), 8am (SG) / 7 November - 7pm EST (New York) - watch at https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/

21.01.2022 What will become of our OCEAN in 2050? What kind of ocean will we bequeath to our future generations? This is the cover story in the new edition of Ocean Geographic - pictures from the new book - Our Ocean, Our Future Palau by David Doubilet, Jennifer Hayes and me. The O edition is free - download at www.OceanGeographic.org

21.01.2022 Announcing the highlight for this week; Michael AW, Alex Rose will be talking with Sylvia A. Earle, Liz Taylor, in Sharktober; a LIVE session about sharks. We will be sharing our adventures and sharky tales with you. please join us this Friday morning 9am (Syd) / Thursday at 6pm EDT by registering at the following link: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_EUA5-tjfRQue_qeTH25M9A

19.01.2022 The recent doco 'My Octopus Teacher' captured our imagination and wrench many hearts - here explained clearly the amazing brain of octopus, even five years old can comprehend. So it is World's Octopus day, today. Enjoy!

19.01.2022 Song for the Ocean

19.01.2022 this will touch your heart; listen to Sir David Attenborough answering questions from some his famous fans in a most delightful manner! Amazing!

15.01.2022 And the Winner is...Ocean Geographic is delighted to host the announcement of the winner and runner ups of Pitchfest 2020 by Dr Sylvia Earle - of the 12 finalists from 200 entries with innovative projects to help preserve and protect our ocean environment - the innovative solutions to Save Our Ocean varies from using disco lights that catch only specific fish species reducing bycatch by 90%; carbon-neutral cubes that allow for reef reforestation; concrete that creates an active carbon sink; oil spill monitoring; as well as magnetic shark barriers. Who will WIN? watch now!

14.01.2022 Very excited to see the work of our next guest on Ocean Geographic LIVE - Emmy nominee Jon SHAW ACS will be sharing with us his Art of Underwater Cinematography - revealing techniques and stories of his production for BBC, ABC, National Geographic and the Discovery channel. He has won multiple awards for cinematography including five ACS (Australian Cinematographers Society) Awards and three AACTA’s (Australian Academy for Cinema-Television and the Arts) for Cinematography for his work on Life on the Reef, Blue and Magical land Join us on 28 November - 11am (SYD) 8am (SG) ie 27 Nov, 7pm EST (New York) @ Watch at https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/

13.01.2022 Art of Cinematograph

13.01.2022 In Memoriam : ERNIE BROOKS an extraordinary gentlemen

12.01.2022 You will be Super Excited in the next session of Ocean Geographic LIVE - multiple awards winner in science research, Dr Peter Harrison will be talking about More Sex on the Reef with his amazing pictures. Peter is an internationally recognised leader in coral reproduction and restoration and has been researching coral reefs for more than 30 years. Peter currently leads multi-disciplinary projects developing the world’s first successful larger-scale coral larval restoration projects using millions of coral larvae to restore damaged reefs in the Philippines and on the Great Barrier Reef. Join us on 17 Oct, 11am (SYD), 8am (SG) / 16 Oct, 8pm EST (NY) at Zoom - https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_R20fnemiTn2comKQOEhOXA or https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/

11.01.2022 Shouting out to all divers especially for those with plan to resume dive travel; watch this session now by Dr John Lippmann - founder of DAN AP - all you need to know about DIVE safety in time of Pandemic - https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/videos/3517519738307548/

09.01.2022 What is this polar bear doing on top of a cliff? Like whales, polar bears are marine mammals; you won't find a whale on top of the cliff - we are losing sea ice so rapidly; scientists predict that by 2035, the Arctic will be ice-free in summer. Sea ice platform is the habitat of polar bears - this is where they live and where they find food. No sea ice, no polar bear - so what is this polar bear doing on top of a cliff? They have no idea why sea ice is fast vanishing - but we know, we can speak for the bear, we can help. The prospect of the complete loss of Arctic sea-ice in summer by 2035 should really be focussing all our minds on achieving a low-carbon world as soon as humanly feasible. https://www.sciencedaily.com/rel.../2020/08/200810113216.htm

09.01.2022 Our Ocean 2050 edition is out now; while we prep the print edition, you can download the E & O edition at www.OceanGeographic.org' the O edition is free. In this Our Ocean 2050 edition, you will find the Kelp forest at the end of the earth by Cheyl Lyn Dybas, the Super Swarms (what remain of fishes in our ocean) by Jamie Watts, What will become of Our Ocean in 2050 with pictures by David Doubilet, Jennifer Hayes and Michael Aw, Chasing Dragons by Sheree Marris, Chefs for Sharks by Miao Wang, a tribute to Max Benjamin - Max's Backyard by Michele Westmorland. Jayne Jenkins, Steve Jones. David Doubilet, Olivia Johnson and the amazing portfolio of Jinggong Zhang featuring fishes of Japan Sea.

08.01.2022 It’s been over 20 years since the beginning of the global anti-shark-finning movement. Protests. Celebrity campaigns. Attempts to define protected areas. Which did lead to various levels of fishing and shipping bans around the world, yet after all these years, the trade of shark fins soup is still rampant - easily found in restaurants in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan, Shanghai... can we do more? This picture captured during the "Facing Grace" shoot with Hidy Yu.

07.01.2022 Next on Ocean Geographic LIVE is Lynn Funkhouser, photographer extraordinaire of the Philippines Sea. "Lynn Funkhouser has been diving in the Philippines every year since 1975 and has explored more than 250 of its islands. She will be dazzling us with the incredible biodiversity of this species hotspot. Join us for a session to enjoy a presentation exploding with brilliant colours and unique marine life on 24 Oct - 11:30am (SYD), 8:30am (SG) / 23 Oct - 8:30pm EST (NY) - view at https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic

07.01.2022 ONE hour to Ocean Geographic LIVE with Dr John Lippmann session of Dive Safety & Travel in Time of Pandemic - this topic is most relevant for those who wish to resume the diving lifestyle. Dr Lippmann is perhaps the most qualified to address this issue; he was the founder of the Divers Alert Network Asia-Pacific (DAN AP). Currently, he is the Chairman and CEO of the Australasian Diving Safety Foundation and holds the position of adjunct Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Public Health and Preventative Medicine at Monash University, Victoria. Be sure to tune in to this session on Join us on 4 Oct at 11am (SYD), 9am (SG) / 3 Oct at 8pm EST (NY) on https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/

06.01.2022 The reefs at Walindi are known to be the prettiest on our planet; they are named for Susan, Christine, Vanessa, Ema, Joelle, Ann Sophie, Kristy Jane..extraordinary luscious, vivid, vibrant, healthy and beautiful. This is Paradise. It is not just my words; join us in the next Ocean Geographic LIVE - David Doubilet, Jennifer Hayes, Jayne Jenkins, Steve Jones, Olivia Johnson, Douglas Seifert, Michele Westmorland will be talking about their favourite reef at Walindi as a tribute to Max Benjamin. Set your alarm for 11 Oct - 11am (SYD), 8 am (SG) / 10 October, 8pm EST (NY) at https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/

04.01.2022 This is of grave concern; 95% of Marine Life on Sea Floor Killed in Kamchatka Eco-Disaster. read also https://www.themoscowtimes.com//95-of-marine-life-on-sea-f

03.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/1284303710/videos/10223754808999915/

03.01.2022 50 minutes to Ocean Geographic LIVE with Justin Gilligan - emerging master of underwater imagery from Australia. Justin is a marine scientist, that has been awarded four times at the world's most prestigious wildlife competition - the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year and he was also awarded the overall winner of the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year in 2017. Justin will share with us some of his amazing work from Australia’s most remote coral reef locations - Lord Howe, Christmas and the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. You are in for a rare treat in this session - 8 November - 11am (Sydney), 8am (SG) / 7 November - 7pm EST (New York) - watch at https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/

02.01.2022 Out this week - Our Ocean 2050 edition; featuring the Kelp forest at the end of the earth by Cheyl Lyn Dybas, the Super Swarms (what remain of fishes in our ocean) by Jamie Watts, What will become of Our Ocean in 2050 with pictures by David Doubilet, Jennifer Hayes and Michael Aw, Chasing Dragons by Sheree Marris, Chefs for Sharks by Miao Wang, a tribute to Max Benjamin - Max's Backyard by Michele Westmorland. Jayne Jenkins, Steve Jones. David Doubilet, Olivia Johnson and the amazing portfolio of Jinggong Zhang featuring fishes of Japan Sea.

02.01.2022 Song for the Ocean CH

02.01.2022 Reminder- MORE SEX on the Reef soon on Ocean Geographic LIVE - multiple awards winner in science research, Dr Peter Harrison will be talking about More Sex on the Reef with his amazing pictures. Peter is an internationally recognised leader in coral reproduction and restoration and has been researching coral reefs for more than 30 years. Peter currently leads multi-disciplinary projects developing the world’s first successful larger-scale coral larval restoration projects using millions of coral larvae to restore damaged reefs in the Philippines and on the Great Barrier Reef. Join us on 17 Oct, 11am (SYD), 8am (SG) / 16 Oct, 8pm EST (NY) at Zoom - https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_R20fnemiTn2comKQOEhOXA or https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/

01.01.2022 At last Good News for 2020, next on Ocean Geographic LIVE - the founders of Ocean Impact Organisation (OIO) Nick Chiarelli and Tim Silverwood will introduce the 12 finalists of 2020 Ocean Impact Pitchfest - innovative solutions to Save Our Ocean from using disco lights that catch only specific fish species reducing bycatch by 90%; carbon-neutral cubes that allow for reef reforestation; concrete that creates an active carbon sink; oil spill monitoring; as well as magnetic shark barriers. Watch and tell us who you think should win this year competition - discover with us on 2 November - 11am SYD, 8am SG or 1 Nov - 8pm EST (NY) watch LIVE at https://www.facebook.com/OceanGeographic/ - a special invitation for Ocean Geographic members to join us in the Zoom meeting room - email for access: [email protected]