Podcasts about world ocean day

On this episode of Diving Deep, Olympic diver and social media sensation Sam Fricker sits down with Australian artist Tim Johnston. With over 2 billion views a year, Sam dives into Tim's creative journey—from being named a national finalist in the 2017 Macquarie Group Emerging Artist Prize to establishing his own Art Gallery Studio in Mosman, Sydney in 2020. Tim shares how living in Mosman, with its 19 estuary bays, has deeply influenced his aerial ocean abstracts and fueled his passion for the ocean's rhythm, colour, and life-giving force.Tim also discusses his innovative ‘Kingdom of Coral' art installation, where his stunning aerial ocean abstracts were projected onto the iconic Sydney Opera House Sails for World Ocean Day 2021. His dedication to ocean conservation led him to create CollaborOCEANS, a collective of creatives coming together to protect marine life and raise awareness of the existential pressures facing our oceans.With a vision to elevate ideas with social importance, Tim's works capture the energy of the sea and the urgency of its protection.Tune in for a fascinating conversation about art, the ocean, and the powerful role of creativity in conservation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A conversation with Ai Futaki – Guinness World Record holding free diver, speaker, documentary maker and oceans advocate who talked at a World Ocean Day 2024 event at the Canadian Embassy Tokyo and in summer 2024 has an exhibition creating an ocean in an inland town in Japan. Chatting on the beach at Hayama, Kanagawa prefecture near Tokyo Futaki shares her observation of sea lions being like little puppies, dolphins cool teenagers and whales wise shaman, and gives advice about how we can all help the oceans and how the oceans can help us.

Every other breath you take comes from the ocean … How much thought do you give to the products you use to clean your home? We recently took a metaphorical deep dive with Amanda Horn into her love of the ocean as part of World Ocean Day and Ocean Week (in Canada), and how important the ocean and water is to our lives. Following our chat with Amanda, we then we explored toxic free circularity with Paul Arellano Foulkes. In this episode, we continue the theme of caring for our oceans, speaking with Adam Parker over at OceanSaver, a brand on an incredible mission to “save Ocean life from the plastic pollution and harmful chemicals in 28 billion plastic cleaning products created every year.” OceanSaver make plastic-free, plant based cleaning products, and as customers, we can vouch for how good they are! Adam talks about the big picture, how the ocean itself is drowning from overfishing, plastic pollution and harmful chemicals. We discuss the need for solutions and products which do less / no harm and the need and role for us (Marketers), especially those working in the FMCG space, to think about the responsibilities we have and the stories we tell. Adam shares his experience, the approach they take at OceanSaver and the journey they are on to keep making ecofriendly cleaning products accessible, affordable and a no brainer choice for consumers. They also donate 1% of profit for ocean conversation! We love how innovative, creative and vibrant OceanSaver is, so be sure to tune in and, get them on your shopping list, you won't be disappointed. Kind to wallet and the ocean - and very effective. Tune in to hear us talk with Adam about: How we need to reconnect people with the ocean and keep educating folks on how incredibly important it is to us How to make better product choices more accessible Working with the grain of human psychology and behaviour Letting people on auto pilot make more sustainable choices Showing that sustainable choices are affordable and that people are looking for them The critical role of retailers What Marketers can be doing to support the business case for change For more information about Oceansaver - visit https://www.ocean-saver.com View their latest, fun and informative ad - meet Gareth… and enjoy the sea shanty And to connect with Adam via LinkedIn - it's here… Another great episode… enjoy. ________________________________________________________________________________ You'll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We're all in this together. Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.      

Every other breath you take comes from the ocean …How much thought do you give to the products you use to clean your home? We recently took a metaphorical deep dive with Amanda Horn into her love of the ocean as part of World Ocean Day and Ocean Week (in Canada), and how important the ocean and water is to our lives. Following our chat with Amanda, we then we explored toxic free circularity with Paul Arellano Foulkes. In this episode, we continue the theme of caring for our oceans, speaking with Adam Parker over at OceanSaver, a brand on an incredible mission to “save Ocean life from the plastic pollution and harmful chemicals in 28 billion plastic cleaning products created every year.” OceanSaver make plastic-free, plant based cleaning products, and as customers, we can vouch for how good they are! Adam talks about the big picture, how the ocean itself is drowning from overfishing, plastic pollution and harmful chemicals. We discuss the need for solutions and products which do less / no harm and the need and role for us (Marketers), especially those working in the FMCG space, to think about the responsibilities we have and the stories we tell. Adam shares his experience, the approach they take at OceanSaver and the journey they are on to keep making ecofriendly cleaning products accessible, affordable and a no brainer choice for consumers. They also donate 1% of profit for ocean conversation!We love how innovative, creative and vibrant OceanSaver is, so be sure to tune in and, get them on your shopping list, you won't be disappointed. Kind to wallet and the ocean - and very effective.Tune in to hear us talk with Adam about:How we need to reconnect people with the ocean and keep educating folks on how incredibly important it is to us How to make better product choices more accessibleWorking with the grain of human psychology and behaviourLetting people on auto pilot make more sustainable choicesShowing that sustainable choices are affordable and that people are looking for themThe critical role of retailersWhat Marketers can be doing to support the business case for changeFor more information about Oceansaver - visit https://www.ocean-saver.comView their latest, fun and informative ad - meet Gareth… and enjoy the sea shantyAnd to connect with Adam via LinkedIn - it's here…Another great episode… enjoy.________________________________________________________________________________You'll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We're all in this together.Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

Join the Earth911 podcast community for a special World Ocean Day conversation,  Blueprints for Coastal Adaptation, keynoted by ocean advocate Ashlan Cousteau of EarthEcho International and Voyacy. Hear nine experts working at the cutting edge of biodiversity restoration, climate mitigation, and financial engineering about how to construct a blue economy that preserves the rich ecosystems at the boundary of land and sea. The conversation features Doug Heske and Brian Fairhurst of Newday Impact Investing, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Superintendent of the Greater Farallones and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries, Maria Brown, Sequoia of the Seas filmmaker Natasha Benjamin, Christopher Chin of the Center for Ocean Awareness, Research, and Education, The Blue Community Consortium's David Randle, Reefgen CEO Chris Oakes, and Carter Henne of Sea and Shoreline. You can also watch this week's special episode on Earth911's YouTube channel.This episode is a collaboration of Newday Impact Investing and Intentional Futures.

Is there anything more refreshing than being in the ocean? The theme this year is 'awaken new depths'. How perfect. Let's dive in

On June 8th each year we come together as a global community to celebrate World Ocean Day, a date set aside to recognize our relationship with the ocean. Public awareness of ocean issues in the United States barely advances year on year, despite consistent efforts by conservation, ocean, and other environmental organizations like World Ocean Observatory whose mission it is to inform and educate. What is World Ocean Day meant to do? Do we have the will to coalesce around a single issue, to be informed and changed into a voice for change?Learn more at https://worldoceanobservatory.org/world-ocean-radioWorld Ocean Radio offers five-minute weekly insights that dive into ocean science, advocacy and education, hosted by Peter Neill, Director of the W2O, author, and lifelong ocean advocate. Episodes offer perspectives on global ocean issues, today's challenges, marine science and policy, and exemplary solutions. Available for RSS feed, podcast, and syndicated use at no cost by community radio stations worldwide.

In this final episode of our Ocean Decade mini-series, released for World Ocean Day, we focus on the last of the Barcelona conference's five plenary sessions, Resources and partnerships for the Ocean Decade.  In the plenary, Alfredo Giron moderated a panel discussing collaborations in support of the Decade's goal of promoting ‘the science we need,...

The City issued emergency water restriction measures remain in effect following the “Feeder Main” break on Wednesday in the NW. We get an update on the work being done to fix the troubling issue from Mayor Jyoti Gondek.   ‌How concerned are you about the health of our oceans? We ‘dive' into the topic as we observe “World Ocean Day” this week with Kurtis Hayne, Director of the “Marine Stewardship Council Program”. Kurtis shares with us the work being done by his organization and defines an interesting new phenomenon known as “Eco Anxiety”.   Finally, Calgary has some beautiful green spaces and parks to enjoy and with the weather finally cooperating, it's the perfect time to get outdoors! We catch up with Lucy Poley, Alberta Parks Ambassador, for some recommendations worth visiting, including some little-known “hidden gems”.

 Serenity the Sea Turtle: Please Help Us Save the Oceans, by Aleta Antoinette of the Imagine Peace Foundation, is a book written for ages 8 to 12 that also has an appeal for readers of all ages who care about ocean ecology and health. Along with questions on each page that promote engagement and conversation between children, their friends, teachers, and other adults, this book also contains space for children to write about intention, compassion, and making a plan to care for the world's oceans and sea life. Serenity the Sea Turtle will be released by Amazon on June 8th for World Ocean Day. It is available at AletaAntoinette.com or Amazon. On the day it is released Serenity the Sea Turtle can be purchased for $24.95 for the softcover or $39.99 for the limited-edition hardcover available in the fall. The author, Aleta Antoinette, plans a book launch event at the Downtown Aquarium June 16th Denver, Colorado on World Sea Turtle Day. A book reading will be held on July 28th at Tattered Cover, Stanley Marketplace location at 2 p.m. Serenity's character is on a mission to save the oceans, and she's asking for help. This is the story of a sea turtle, her family, friends, and her environment. Lessons learned from her grandma teach her how to care for others and her home. Swim with her through the story to discover that everyone has a gift to offer—their unique perspective—that makes them special and shows them how they can have a positive impact. Aleta Antoinette's first book, Imagine Peace: A Year of Gifting, is a collection of five decades of her poetry. The book honors 80 charities and pays tribute to global photographers. The book launch was held at the Brown Palace in Denver on September 11, 2021, the 20th anniversary of the attack. That Day of Peace launch event was featured on both ABC and Denver7 news. Founder of the Imagine Peace Foundation, Aleta is a Tattered Cover local author, and was runner up for Aurora Poet Laureate in 2022. Serenity the Sea Turtle is the first book in a series of three that focus on what everyone, especially children can do to decrease pollution on Earth. Support the Show.Discover The 4 Powerful Ways Quantum Medical Hypnosis Will Transform Your Lifehttps://www.mybesthealer.com

The need to reconnect to water and rebrand the ‘Big Blue'… World Ocean Day falls on June 8th and for those who haven't heard of this event, it's about “catalyzing collective action for a healthy ocean and a stable climate”. The ocean's role is one of the most important there is, and, water security is a real concern. But, to make such events successful in reaching global goals and targets around our oceans and water, we have to take notice, understand the challenges we face and importantly, be prepared to take action. We met with Amanda Horn, a brand marketer who fell in love with water and found a deep connection, which as she shares in this episode, changed so many areas of her life personally and, professionally when she turned her passion into a circular business looking to solve problems in the beauty industry, with water at the heart. Amanda is a strong advocate for protecting water, raising awareness of the challenges and opportunities and as she says, ‘rebranding big blue'. Water conservation – Ocean conservation – plastic solutions -  waste - water consumption – they are all connected and we have to take responsibility for them, and more importantly understand the challenges and how our behaviors and choices either speed up progress, or slow it down. When Amanda began her journey to build a responsible brand, she didn't realise how epic it would be at every single stage. She shares her learnings from the resources needed, commercial understanding, packaging needs, materials sourcing, collaboration and co-creation and what happens at the end of life of her product to make it truly circular. Join us on this episode as we talk to Amanda about: The power of connecting with water and the parallels between humans and the ocean. The importance of ocean literacy in meeting the global goal of protecting 30% of the world's ocean by 2030. The need to protect water at all costs through increasing our knowledge and conversations around what it is the most important resource we have. The “10 Challenges of the Decade”. How Marketers can make connections through story and emotion as Amanda puts it – “Rebranding the big blue”. Evolving her passion into a circular business – and how understanding every stage of the product lifecycle is critical to not only the product but the story. And here's a rallying call to action for you, our listener to get involved: World Ocean Day  https://worldoceanday.org/about/ in the lead up to World Ocean Day, explore and see what you can do. Amanda also shares her tips!  World Ocean Week  https://oceanweekcan.ca/ if you're in Canada, then you have Ocean Week, which is a public celebration of the ocean from coast to coast. Wherever you are, even if you are nowhere near a body of water, it is connected to your life, so commit to understanding a bit more, raising your awareness and taking steps to be part of the solution. For more information about Amanda Horn and Ocean Literacy, click this link. Enjoy… ________________________________________________________________________________ You'll find the Podcast on all the usual pod platforms - and also on The Global Player and via The Marketing Society. If you love it, do share it and spread the word. Talking about climate change and the role we play is one of the most important things we can do. So join the conversation. We're all in this together. Our podcasts are recorded purely via online conferencing platforms, we apologise for any minor sound quality issues.

The need to reconnect to water and rebrand the ‘Big Blue'…World Ocean Day falls on June 8th and for those who haven't heard of this event, it's about “catalyzing collective action for a healthy ocean and a stable climate”. The ocean's role is one of the most important there is, and, water security is a real concern. But, to make such events successful in reaching global goals and targets around our oceans and water, we have to take notice, understand the challenges we face and importantly, be prepared to take action.We met with Amanda Horn, a brand marketer who fell in love with water and found a deep connection, which as she shares in this episode, changed so many areas of her life personally and, professionally when she turned her passion into a circular business looking to solve problems in the beauty industry, with water at the heart. Amanda is a strong advocate for protecting water, raising awareness of the challenges and opportunities and as she says, ‘rebranding big blue'.Water conservation – Ocean conservation – plastic solutions - waste - water consumption – they are all connected and we have to take responsibility for them, and more importantly understand the challenges and how our behaviors and choices either speed up progress, or slow it down. When Amanda began her journey to build a responsible brand, she didn't realise how epic it would be at every single stage. She shares her learnings from the resources needed, commercial understanding, packaging needs, materials sourcing, collaboration and co-creation and what happens at the end of life of her product to make it truly circular. Join us on this episode as we talk to Amanda about:The power of connecting with water and the parallels between humans and the ocean. The importance of ocean literacy in meeting the global goal of protecting 30% of the world's ocean by 2030.The need to protect water at all costs through increasing our knowledge and conversations around what it is the most important resource we have.The “10 Challenges of the Decade”.How Marketers can make connections through story and emotion as Amanda puts it – “Rebranding the big blue”.Evolving her passion into a circular business – and how understanding every stage of the product lifecycle is critical to not only the product but the story.And here's a rallying call to action for you, our listener to get involved:World Ocean Day https://worldoceanday.org/about/ in the lead up to World Ocean Day, explore and see what you can do. Amanda also shares her tips! World Ocean Week https://oceanweekcan.ca/ if you're in Canada, then you have Ocean Week, which is a public celebration of the ocean from coast to coast.Wherever you are, even if you are nowhere near a body of water, it is connected to your life, so commit to understanding a bit more, raising your awareness and taking steps to be part of the solution.For more information about Amanda Horn and Ocean Literacy, click this link. Enjoy…

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Nano Nagle Place is marking World Ocean Day with a series of ocean-themed events.As part of the Cork Harbour Festival, Nano Nagle Place will host a variety of activities that highlight the natural beauty and rich maritime heritage of the River Lee and Celtic Sea.John Smith, CEO of Nano Nagle Place joined us on the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thanks for joining us as we talk with Nicole Condon of the Marine Stewardship Council about World Ocean Day. Check out their work and get involved! Amuse News is hosted and produced by RJ Bee and Heritage Radio Network. Original music by Amar Sastry.

Saturday 8 June is World Ocean Day, which this year has the theme of catalysing action for our ocean and climate. It's a timely reminder of the vital importance of water, and the increasing gap between supply and demand. But what's the economic cost of water scarcity, and how might technology help provide some solutions? Discussing these ideas are: ·       Alex Burr, our ESG Policy Lead within our Investment Stewardship team ·       Ellie Piscopiello, Senior ETF Analyst ·       Shichen Zhao, ETF Thematic Research Analyst This podcast is hosted by Harry Brooks, European Content Manager. For professional investors only. Capital at risk. Sources: -            CDP estimate of the financial impact of water risks: Huge financial opportunity revealed from tackling global water crisis - CDP  -            Water consumption of ChatGPT: Study from researchers at the University of Colorado Riverside and the University of Texas Arlington in the US -            Economic impact of lack of access to clean water: The World Bank: Water overview, 2024  -            Water demand to outstrip supply by 40% by 2030: The Guardian: Global fresh water demand will outstrip supply by 40% by 2030, say experts, 2023  -            Water tech growth estimate: GWI, Straits Research, Transparency Market Research, Precision Business Insights, Data Intelligence, 2023 -            UK water company spending estimates: https://www.water.org.uk/news-views-publications/news/water-companies-propose-largest-ever-investment -            Digital water solutions and services market growth estimate: Global Digital Water Solutions and Services Market Research Report Feb 2023  -            European Investment Bank water infrastructure project spending: European Investment Bank: Maximising scarce resources: EIB updates its water sector policy, 2023  -            US Bipartisan Infrastructure Law spending on clean water initiatives: https://www.epa.gov/infrastructure

World Ocean Day is June 8th, but they're celebrating a week early at the New England Aquarium with a series of free events Saturday. WBZ's Carl Stevens reports.For more, ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio.

New data gathered by citizen scientists is helping researchers understand more about plastic pollution in Australia's marine environments. - Data baru yang dikumpulkan oleh ilmuwan warga, membantu para peneliti memahami lebih banyak tentang polusi plastik di perairan Australia.

New data gathered by citizen scientists is helping researchers understand more about plastic pollution in Australia's marine environments. The results - compiled by Conservation Volunteers Australia and the CSIRO - show over three-quarters of litter collected from the nation's urban waterways and catchments is plastic.

How did you spend World Ocean Day? FutureSwell founders, Alex and Carissa, sit down to share with you all of our WOD adventures with the work we did with community organizations! FutureSwell first joined up with Parley for the Oceans alongside Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii and Ambassadors for Aloha help restore costal habitat and share it. Then we went to Ocean Fest at WaiKai to connect with surfers, beachgoers, and water people to help build pathways toward ocean conservation. Finally, Carissa and Kuleana Coral Restoration taught residents and visitors how to fragment and outplant corals that are heavily affected by the climate crisis. If you are interested in diving deeper into the topics discussed in this episode, check out the organizations listed above along with: Clean the Block Initiative Shut Down Red Hill Surfrider Oahu Chapter Oahu Water Protectors And stay tuned for the new drop of ocean minded merch! Follow us: @carissaandclimate @futureswell Read The Ripple: ⁠our monthly blue newsletter⁠ Blue Messages: Text "TCC" to 833-522-0992 Follow FutureSwell on ⁠Instagram⁠ & ⁠TikTok --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sustainabilityandthesea/support

In the wake of World Ocean Day on June 8, this episode examines worsening global conflict around fisheries, and what we can do to address it. Put simply, huge swaths of the world rely on fishing, either for subsistence or income. And when fish become more scarce due to overfishing, climate disruption, or other factors, it creates an opportunity for conflict. Today's guest is Sarah Glaser, who leads the Oceans Futures initiative at WWF. The initiative aims to use the best science and predictive technology to provide an early warning system for future marine conflicts, as well as a set of tools to prevent those conflicts. In this conversation Sarah explains some of the basics about illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing (3:15), shares how climate change has become an accelerant for high-seas conflict (7:57), and discusses how the Oceans Futures initiative is working to address these issues (12:37).  LINKS: Oceans Futures: https://www.oceansfutures.org/

Am Donnerstag vergangener Woche war der „World Ocean Day“ der Vereinten Nationen und das diesjährige Motto lautete „Die Gezeiten ändern sich!“. Dieser jährliche Aktionstag dient dazu, auf die Bedeutung der Ozeane als Lebensraum und Lebensgrundlage für den Planeten aufmerksam zu machen und den Schutz und die nachhaltige Nutzung der Meere zu fördern. Die Meere bedecken über 70 Prozent der Erde. Der Ozean ist unsere Lebensquelle - die der Menschen und aller anderen Organismen auf der Erde. Denn der Ozean produziert mindestens 50 Prozent des Sauerstoffs auf unserem Planeten, beherbergt den größten Teil der biologischen Vielfalt und ist die Hauptproteinquelle für mehr als eine Milliarde Menschen auf der Welt. Ganz zu schweigen davon, dass der Ozean auch für unsere Wirtschaft von zentraler Bedeutung ist. Heute sind 90 Prozent der Großfischpopulationen dezimiert und die Hälfte der Korallenriffe zerstört. Wir entziehen den Meeren mehr, als sie wieder auffüllen können. Wir alle kennen zudem die bedrückenden Bilder von Plastikmüll und andere Verschmutzungen und von den Tieren, die darunter leiden oder sterben. Für die neue Episode 129 der Turtlezone Tiny Talks, in Zusammenarbeit mit dem ChatGPT Expertenforum, gehen Dr. Michael Gebert und Oliver Schwartz der spannenden Frage nach wie Künstliche Intelligenz bei der Rettung und Erhaltung der Ozeane beitragen kann. Zum Beispiel bei der Identifizierung und Quantifizierung von Verschmutzung, bei der intelligenten Reinigung und natürlich bei der Überwachung der Population von Meeresbewohnern.

In episode 144, we celebrate World Ocean Day, answer a listener question about HAL's ms Prinsendam, share news from Virgin Voyages, Holland America Line, Captain Cook Cruises Fiji, Norwegian Cruise Line, Viking, Celebrity Cruises, PLUS a Fact or Fiction for both Baz and Chris.Caledonian Sky. Captain Cook FijiSupport the showListen, Like, Subscribe & Review on your favourite podcast directory.Share the podcast with someone you think will enjoy the showBuy Me A Coffee – This podcast is only possible thanks to our supporters, simply buying a coffee keeps us on air. It is just like shouting your mate a coffee, and we consider our listeners close mates. https://bit.ly/2T2FYGX  Sustainable Fashion – choose a TBCP design or design your own… all using organic cotton, green energy and zero plastic https://bit.ly/32G7RdhFollow Chris and his latest videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisFrameOfficialCruise NewsWorld Ocean DayVirgin Voyages have released their New Impact Report underlining their commitment to sea change. Did you knowVirgin Voyages partnered with three sustainable marine fuel providers to advance cleaner energy solutionsAll four ships in our fleet will have shore power installed by 202565% of our Shore Things tours are under contract with operators that meet standards for sustainable tourism$5M of in-kind donations were awarded to non-profit organizations in 202225% of the retail brands sold on-board Virgin Voyages in 2022 had a commitment to social & environmental responsibility, including safe cosmetics and B Corps92% of Crew feel connected to our purpose and believe their job contributes to delivering An Epic Sea Change for AllVirgin Voyages introduces new season of Taster VoyagesStarting in early 2024, Resilient Lady will be headed to some of the most awe-inspiring destinations across Australia with brand-new 3 to 6-night voyages.Whether you've been daydreaming of a thrilling mini escapade, yearning for a rejuvenating long weekend getaway, or seeking the ultimate back-to-back voyages to design an extraordinary extended stay, this is your chance to make it happen (and be one of the very first Sailors to do it in quite an epic style).1Feb24 – 6nts – Melbourne • Sydney • Hobart • Melbourne7Feb24 – 4nt – Melbourne • Sydney11Feb24 – 4nt – Sydney • Hobart • Sydney15Feb24 – 4nt – Sydney • Burnie • Sydney19Feb24 – 3nt – Sydney • Burnie • Melbourne22Feb24 – 5nt – Melbourne • Burnie • Hobart • Melbourne27Feb24 – 4nt – Melbourne • Hobart • MelbourneHolland America Line Expands ‘Alaska Up Close'Added to every Alaska cruise, guests will find new localized cuisine, cocktails featuring authentic glacier ice, an Alaska-themed brunch, Huna native presentation and wildlife experts to help guests spot the abundance of indigenous animals from the ship's deck. The program continues to deliver workshops and lectures, EXC Talks exploring the stories of real Alaskans and dining events featuring the culinary traditions of the region.A New Way to Experience GlaciersFour new cocktails feature authentic Alaska glacier ice harvested by state permit among floating glacier bergs in Prince William Sound and prepared to the highest standard under Alaskan authority. Holland America Line is the only cruise line serving glacier ice, giving guests the unique experience of safely tasting real glacier ice from the waters of Alaska. The cocktails with the glacier ice include:Juneau Gin & Tonic” features Juneauper Gin that's produced in Juneau, Alaska.“Alaska's Blue Ice” has De Kuyper Blue Curaçao, X Rum, pineapple juice. Velvet Falernum and Dry Vermouth.Blue Iceberg: Juneauper Gin, apricot brandy, Blue Curaçao and lime juice.Black & Blue: a choice of Jonnie Walker Black or Jack Daniels Black Label served over glacier ice.Holland America Line also is serving new hot cocktails during scenic cruising in Glacier Bay, Tracy Arm and Hubbard Glacier:Glacier Bay Coffee: Baileys Irish Cream and Malibu Coconut Rum.Alaska Railroad Coffee: Jameson Irish Whiskey, Kahlua and Cream.Gold Rush Coffee: Grand Marnier, Coffee and Hot Chocolate.Northern Lights: Crème de Cacao, Kahlua and Brandy.Alaska Brunch Highlights Local FlavoursOffered once per cruise, all dishes on the new Alaska Brunch menu in the Dining Room have been created with the influence of fresh, local Alaskan and Pacific Northwest ingredients. The selections range from sweet to savory and include Alaskan Blueberry Pancakes, Salmon & Potato Chowder, Wild Forest Mushroom and Tarragon Crepes, Kodiak Steak and Egg Skillet, Crab and Hot Smoked Salmon Cakes, Biscuits with Gravy and Alaskan Reindeer Sausage, and Home Smoked Gulf of Alaska Cod Benny.A Taste of Alaska in Lido MarketDuring Alaska cruises, the casual Lido Market features special dishes and theme nights. Guests can enjoy a Salmon Bake dinner and Seafood Boil pop-up dinner on all cruises, and a Gold Rush dinner on 14-plus day cruisesSustainable SeafoodIn 2022, Holland America Line was awarded Responsible Fisheries Management (RFM) certification — making it the first cruise line to achieve this distinguished credential by serving only fresh, certified sustainable and traceable wild Alaska seafood. On any Alaska cruise, the line serves more than 2,000 pounds of Alaska Salmon, 1,000 pounds of Alaska cod, 800 pounds of Alaska halibut, 500 pounds of Alaska rockfish and more.All menus highlight “Taste Alaska” by calling out region-specific dishes and fresh fish options.EXC Talks and Presentations Bring Alaska to LifeHolland America Line's EXC Talks continue to bring each destination to life with captivating storytelling and expert commentary. On Alaska cruises, guests can attend “Ancestral Memories,” “Breaking the Ice Ceiling,” “Pacific Giants,” “The Iditarod” and “We Are Alaska” to learn more about local culture and customs.New to the EXC programming, Holland America Line is bringing on a Huna Native Interpreter in traditional dress during the stay at Juneau to introduce guests to the history of the Tlingit people with “Native Voices: Stories of the Tlingit People.”Wildlife Experts and Park RangersA new wildlife expert on board helps guests witness the majestic animals found in Alaska. Guests can be on the lookout for humpback whales, orcas, bald eagles, moose, sea otters, caribou, black and grizzly bears, Dall's porpoise and more. The daily program highlights designated times to meet the wildlife expert on deck to go in search of the animals in their natural environment.Holland America Line also is introducing a Wildlife Spotting Guide that points out the native animals found along the cruise route and includes a map with the best places to spot each species. Between 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., all wildlife sightings will be announced so guests may go on deck and enjoy viewing.During Glacier Bay scenic cruising, Holland America Line continues to bring on a Glacier Bay National Park Ranger for the day to engage with guests and talk about Alaska's most famous national park.All cruises on Westerdam roundtrip from Seattle feature a presentation by The Alaska Raptor Center at Sitka. Hosted by the wildlife expert, one of the center's Avian Care Specialists comes aboard with a raptor (eagle, hawk, owl, etc.) to share insights about Alaska's majestic birds in the World Stage.On Deck for A Cause: Alaska's ParksFor the 2023 Alaska season, Holland America Line is donating proceeds from the “On Deck for a Cause” event aboard ships in the region to Alaska Geographic, the nonprofit education partner of Alaska's parks, forests, refuges and conservation lands. Called “On Deck for a Cause: Alaska's Parks,” guests on all Alaska cruises are invited to donate $25 to participate in a noncompetitive 5k fundraising walk aboard every sailing.Captain Cook Cruises Fiji Announces a New EraCaptain Cook Cruises Fiji is proud to announce a new era of small ship luxury expedition cruising in Fiji. MS Caledonian Sky will replace MV Reef Endeavour and embark on a raft of new high-end cruise experiences not yet seen in Fiji.MS Caledonian Sky will start exploring Fiji from November 11, 2023, and will sail from Nadi. MS Caledonian Sky will elevate the cruising experience currently available in Fiji and further develop Reef Endeavour's pioneering itineraries as well as offering refined onboard accommodation and hospitality. In addition, the company has revealed a unique new product offering by expanding her itineraries even further into the most remote and beautiful parts of Fiji, Tonga and Samoa.The MS Caledonian Sky is tailormade for the adventurous traveller. The ship offers spacious boutique comfort whilst also being small and maneuverable, taking guests to corners of the Pacific not accessible by larger ships. Captain Cook Cruises Fiji will continue to deliver an intimate cruising experience with a capacity of just 114 passengers across 57 spacious ocean view suites. Guests can enjoy the luxury of their own private balconies, elegant suites, alfresco dining, and an expansive sky deck.Norwegian Cruise Line Expands Immersive Offerings AshoreNorwegian Cruise Line (NCL), has unveiled six new immersive shore excursion categories to help guests uncover more of each destination they visit, including Europe, Asia, South America, Australia, Africa and the Middle East.  The new categories include: Beyond Blueprints: A bespoke selection of 15 tours that uncover the design secrets and stories of some of Europe's most iconic architectural landmarks, including those in Barcelona, Lisbon, Belfast, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Oslo and Helsinki. Examples include:  La Villa Mediterranée and MUCEM in Marseille, FranceVictoria Square and Titanic Belfast in Belfast, Northern IrelandRiverside Museum and Glasgow Science Museum in Glasgow (Greenock), ScotlandGourmet Tours: Designed for the foodie-driven traveller, this suite of experiences takes guests behind the scenes to uncover the secrets behind local cuisine of some of Europe's most iconic culinary destinations.  Guests will taste their way from port-to-port with cooking classes led by a local artisan, authentic dining experiences at a family-owned homestead and more. Examples of shore excursions that offer a true taste of travel include: Castello Di Siza & Sicilian Luncheon in Palermo (Sicily), ItalyFolkloric-Gastronomical Experience in Olympia (Katakolon), GreeceSeasonal Gastro-cultural Experience in Barcelona, SpainGo Local: Guest will uncover the everyday rhythms and customs of life in destinations as diverse as Europe, Asia, South America and South Africa. These tours are designed to offer authentic cultural experiences that connect guests to locals in a meaningful and memorable way, while showcasing how the locals live, work, eat and play:A Day at the Farm in Kusadasi, TurkeyLisbon Soul in Lisbon, PortugalExplore Florence Like a Local in Florence/Pisa (Livorno), ItalyLet's Take a Selfie: Already proving very popular, these excursions deliver the ultimate destination photos in worldwide locations. A knowledgeable guide will share the perfect angles and most picturesque spots to capture unforgettable moments:  Santorini, Greek IslesSt Thomas, US Virgin IslandsCartagena De Indias, ColombiaSmall Group Tours: With no more than 16 guests per group, these tours provide a more intimate experience of some of the most popular NCL excursions available in idyllic destinations like Italy, Greece and Spain. Small Group Tours are available to book by calling NCL. Examples include:  Captivating Malaga in SpainHighlights of Cagliari in Sardinia, ItalyBest of Corfu, Greek IslesViking Saturn Was Named in the New York Harbor at Manhattan Cruise TerminalViking today (6Jun23) named its newest ocean ship, the Viking Saturn®, with a celebration in New York City. As part of the event, the ship's ceremonial godmother, Ann Ziff, the esteemed philanthropist and Chairman of the Metropolitan Opera, a longtime Viking cultural partner, offered a blessing of good fortune and safe sailing for the ship—a maritime tradition that dates back thousands of years. The ship will now continue her inaugural season, sailing two new Viking voyages: Iconic Iceland, Greenland & Canada, between New York City and Reykjavik, and Iceland & Norway's Arctic Explorer, between Reykjavik and BergenAnn Ziff, Godmother of the Viking Saturn – A dedicated philanthropist focused on the arts, education, culture and environmental conservation, Ann Ziff is Chairman of the Metropolitan Opera and serves on several boards, including the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Sing for Hope, the World Science Festival and the Los Angeles Opera. Passionate about bringing culture and arts into the lives of children in need, she co-founded Smile Train and was a board member at Maloto, an organization that provides education and housing for abused and abandoned girls in Malawi. Ms. Ziff also has an eponymous fine jewelry brand, Tamsen Z, where she designs and creates one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by her love of culture, art and music as well as her travels as a loyal Viking guest.The Viking Saturn is the newest ship in Viking's award-winning ocean fleet of identical sister ships, which also includes the Viking Star®, the Viking Sea®, the Viking Sky®, the Viking Orion®, the Viking Jupiter®, the Viking Venus®, the Viking Mars®, and the Viking Neptune®. Classified by Cruise Critic as “small ships,” Viking's ocean vessels have a gross tonnage of 47,800 tons, with 465 staterooms that can host 930 guests; the ships feature all veranda staterooms, Scandinavian design, light-filled public spaces and abundant al fresco dining options.Countdown to Celebrity Edge arriving in Australia. Celebrity Cruises' signature ship, Celebrity Edge®, will offer an array of 6- to 13-night itineraries from early December 2023 through to April 2024, designed to immerse guests in the spoils of the stunning coastlines of Australia and New Zealand, along with the tropical South Pacific.Celebrity Edge is a ground-breaking ship that pushes the boundaries of ship design and sets a new standard for unparalleled holiday experiences. With its breadth of accommodations delivering expanded staterooms, innovative features, and stunning suites, Celebrity Edge promises to captivate discerning global travellers like never before.Infinite Veranda® – A Revolutionary Accommodation ExperienceCelebrity Edge presents a ground-breaking concept with the revolutionary Infinite Veranda staterooms. These innovative staterooms erase the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living, taking guests to the water's edge. By simply pressing a button, guests can transform their staterooms into open-air spaces, embracing the sea breeze and stunning views. The design also enhances comfort, providing 23% more square footage and 10% larger bathrooms than previous classes of ships.AquaClass® – Your Escape at SeaCelebrity's world-class accommodations include spa-inspired AquaClass staterooms offering a fully immersive, next-level wellbeing experience. Elements are thoughtfully infused throughout, from the Infinite Veranda stateroom design offering a closer connection to the ocean to bedding offerings including Cashmere™ mattresses and pillow menus.AquaClass guests can enjoy clean cuisine, including new healthy options, at the exclusive restaurant, Blu. Plus, enjoy access to the SEA Thermal Suite, a Spa Concierge, a complimentary fitness pass, preferential rates on AquaClass spa packages, daily in-room bottled water service, healthy room-service menu options, and a yoga mat for use on board. Celebrity has thought of everything so that guests can focus on nourishing their mind, body, and spirit.On the Edge Series it's the little details make a world of difference, and now the meticulously thought-out Concierge Class staterooms are even better. Featuring new services, amenities, and exclusive events, step inside and discover a space that is so much more than a room—it's an experience. As a Concierge Class guest, a team of dedicated professionals will take care of all holiday needs, so all guests need to do is sit back, relax and enjoy the view.The Retreat® – An exclusive experience for Suite guestsAt the heart of Celebrity Edge lies The Retreat, a haven that redefines exclusivity. The Retreat features a private restaurant, lounge and sundeck for our suite guests. Luminae, the exclusive restaurant for guests of The Retreat, provides exquisite culinary delights to be savoured. The Retreat Lounge offers a sophisticated and stylish ambiance, complemented by around-the-clock personal butler service. Guests can also unwind at The Retreat Sundeck, featuring a private pool and breathtaking views.Celebrity Edge introduces exclusive suite categories that offer unparalleled accommodations at sea. The Iconic Suites, situated above the ship's bridge, offer awe-inspiring panoramic views from their 2,600 sq. ft., two-bedroom, two-bathroom layout. The Sky Suites, Penthouse Suites, Celebrity Suites, and Royal Suites provide lavish accommodations and access to The Retreat. Another highlight is two-storey Edge Villas, featuring split-level designs, private plunge pools, and direct access to The Retreat Sundeck.Celebrity Edge is sailing Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific from December 2023 through to April 2024. Homeporting from Sydney and Auckland, Celebrity Edge offers guests the chance to sail close to home on an award-winning resort at sea, choosing from 12 sailing options.and more... 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Did you know that June 8th is World Ocean Day? Enjoy this bedtime story on board a boat on the ocean! #worldoceanday #bedtimestories What's more relaxing than listening to a storm? Listening to a story about a storm while asleep in a boat - with the storm sounds in the background. Fall asleep to our relaxing story and rainstorm sounds - and when the story ends the storm sounds will continue for 8 hours, to help you sleep all night long. Relax and allow the soothing story and rainstorm ambience to help you sleep in no time – washing away the worries of the day. And set a timer in your podcast app so that when the bedtime story ends, you won't roll into another episode – to help you sleep right through the night. Happy dreaming! Here are some great products to help you sleep! Relaxing White Noise receives a small commission (at no additional cost to you) on purchases made through affiliate links. Thanks for supporting the podcast! ⁠Baloo Living Weighted Blankets⁠ (Use code 'relaxingwhitenoise10' for 10% off) At Relaxing White Noise, our goal is to help you sleep well. This episode is eight hours long with no advertisements in the middle, so you can use it as a sleeping sound throughout the night. Listening to our white noise sounds via the podcast gives you the freedom to lock your phone at night, keeping your bedroom dark as you fall asleep. It also allows you to switch between apps while studying or working with no interruption in the ambient sound. ⁠Contact Us for Partnership Inquiries⁠ Relaxing White Noise is the number one destination on YouTube for white noise and nature sounds to help you sleep, study or soothe a baby. With more than a billion views across YouTube and other platforms, we are excited to now share our popular ambient tracks on the Relaxing White Noise podcast. People use white noise for sleeping, focus, sound masking or relaxation. We couldn't be happier to help folks live better lives. This podcast has the sound for you whether you use white noise for studying, to soothe a colicky baby, to fall asleep or for simply enjoying a peaceful moment. No need to buy a white noise machine when you can listen to these sounds for free. Cheers to living your best life! DISCLAIMER: Remember that loud sounds can potentially damage your hearing. When playing one of our ambiences, if you cannot have a conversation over the sound without raising your voice, the sound may be too loud for your ears. Please do not place speakers right next to a baby's ears. If you have difficulty hearing or hear ringing in your ears, please immediately discontinue listening to the white noise sounds and consult an audiologist or your physician. The sounds provided by Relaxing White Noise are for entertainment purposes only and are not a treatment for sleep disorders or tinnitus. If you have significant difficulty sleeping on a regular basis, experience fitful/restless sleep, or feel tired during the day, please consult your physician. ⁠Relaxing White Noise Privacy Policy⁠ © Relaxing White Noise LLC, 2023. All rights reserved. Any reproduction or republication of all or part of this text/visual/audio is prohibited.

Dr. Julie Pullen is founding partner and chief scientist at Propeller, an early-stage venture fund focused on the intersection of the oceans and climate change. It recently announced that it had raised $100 million for its first fund. Coincidently, today (June 8) is also World Oceans Day, globally recognized by the UN as a day to foster public interest in the protection of the ocean and the sustainable management of its resources.Today's conversation is about the ocean, its critical role in regulating our climate, how humans have been damaging this balance, and what we can do about it. Julie's work is at the intersection of humanity and the oceans, and her expertise spans climate, weather, and hydro science, with a particular focus on high-resolution coastal urban prediction for flooding, heat waves, and other perils.Prior to her role at Propeller, Julie was most recently the climate strategist at Jupiter Intelligence, a startup delivering hyper-local projections of climate impact and business risk. And she's an adjunct research scientist at Columbia's Climate School. She was previously an associate professor in civil, environmental, and ocean engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology, where she organized field studies globally to improve our understanding and prediction of the Earth's system. And we could go on further about her amazing credentials at the Naval Research Laboratory and more, but let's jump into learning from her about our oceans.In this episode, we cover: [2:39] World Ocean Day activities and awareness[4:22] An overview of Propeller and Julie's work[6:16] The reason behind the firm's ocean focus and its scope[8:00] Propeller's ocean investment categories including,  carbon, organics, and industrials[10:04] Major challenges and concerns with oceans today[13:00] Implications of warming ocean waters[15:43] Transition points in ocean health that could lead to cascading effects[19:09] The role of venture capital in supporting ocean-based solutions[20:53] A brief overview of marine biogeochemistry[22:52] Solutions aimed at ocean carbon sequestration[25:36] Challenges with measurement and verification[28:43] The role of data simulation[34:13] Fisheries and food security solutions[35:40] Alternative proteins on the market[38:44] Julie's time at Jupiter Intelligence[41:32] Emissions reductions as a wedge to drive necessary change for our oceans[43:30] Ocean-specific pledges like 30x30[44:39] The importance of benthic environments and vital ecosystems[45:59] What Julie's excited for in the ocean industrials space[47:53] How people can get informed and involved in ocean preservationGet connected:Dr. Julie Pullen LinkedIn / TwitterCody SimmsMCJ Podcast / Collective*You can also reach us via email at info@mcjcollective.com, where we encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests.Episode recorded on June 1, 2023

Climate Champions plant first 10,000 trees! Plus, it's a Thursday twofer: World Ocean Day & World Oceans Day! And, "The Great Derangement”, by Amitav Ghosh

6th June is World Ocean Day. The United Nations has marked World Oceans Day as it takes the first global step towards a legally binding treaty to regulate plastic. - 6月8日は、世界海洋デー。国連は今年からプラスチックの規制を、法的拘束力のある条約とするために対話を始めました

Trvl Channel hosts Ashlan and Philippe Cousteau join a special World Oceans Day conversation with Mitch Ratcliffe and Newday Impact Investing CEO Doug Heske about the rapidly declining krill population in the Southern Antarctic Ocean. These tiny crustaceans that are the keystone of a critical carbon cycle are threatened with extinction from overharvesting to make heart- and brain-healthy Omega-3 oils and for use as filler in animal feed. Just as humans once hunted whales almost to extinction, krill are being harvested extensively in the Antarctic Southern Ocean, so much so that the species is at risk. Demand for products made from krill has reduced populations by as much as 80% since the 1970s, and they could face losses of another 40% because of the impacts of climate change. Philippe and Ashlan explain how krill power the largest carbon sink on the planet -- it sequesters more CO2 than the Amazon, and share a warning for consumers: avoid krill-based products to avoid contributing to the collapse of the Antarctic food chain and ask for algae-based alternatives. EarthEcho International, the youth ocean education nonprofit Philippe founded, and Newday Impact are collaborating to launch a krill-protection-focused exchange-traded fund that will support public awareness and the development of sustainable alternatives. They encourage young people to join the movement for ocean health at https://joingensea.org/.Krill are tiny, shrimp-like crustaceans that serve as a primary food source for many marine animals, including fish, whales, seals, and penguins in the Antarctic Southern Ocean. Just as humans once hunted whales almost to extinction, krill are being harvested extensively in the Antarctic Southern Ocean, so much so that the species is at risk. Demand for products made from krill has reduced populations by as much as 80% since the 1970s, and they could face a loss of another 40% because of the impacts of climate change. The solution Ashlan and Philippe suggest is a remarkable example of a broad solution that addresses many climate-related problems. As we've heard on previous shows, algae oil is an ingredient in nutritious foods, sustainable fuels, and compostable plastics or fabrics. The introduction of land-based algae farming can support millions of prosperous farmers, especially in the global south, where climate change already makes land too arid for traditional agriculture.Discover more about krill fishing and EarthEcho International at https://www.earthecho.org/ and the Newday Impact Investing Ocean Health ETF (NYSE: AHOY) at https://newdayimpact.com/ocean-health/

In today's special edition of Cruise News & Trend podcast, celebrate World Ocean Day with Seatrade Cruise's Holly Payne & Rachel Wehrle, chatting with special guests: Kate Weston and Steve Jones from ORCA, a whale and dolphin conservation charity.Kate & Steve shed light on some of the conservation work that ORCA do with their partners to protect our oceans! From educating guests on board, working with shoreside experts & itinerary planners, to placing ocean conservationists on board to monitor whales and dolphins and carry out essential research.As travellers are increasingly more concerned with sustainable travel options in our world's oceans, find out how ORCA work within the cruise industry to drive forward conservation efforts and protect our ocean's whales & dolphins, as well as what you can do as a guest or crew member on board to practice responsible tourism & whale watching.Plus tune in to find out some facts about whales that you will not believe, from the resident ocean experts!

Our guest on this episode is Sheena Russell, founder and CEO, Made with Local - and she is raising the bar on sustainable snacking!  Sheena is based in Halifax and joins us to share the origin story of her tasty and healthy product, how she built a brand and achieved distribution across Canada and the path to success in a crowded category.  In other news, we look at the implications of the Bank of Canada's rate increase, review the ongoing baby formula shortage (again), recent positive results for the Canadian restaurant industry, the surprising future for Rubbermaid, and the blue wonder of World Ocean Day. About MichaelMichael is the Founder & President of M.E. LeBlanc & Company Inc. and a Senior Advisor to Retail Council of Canada and the Bank of Canada as part of his advisory and consulting practice. He brings 25+ years of brand/retail/marketing & eCommerce leadership experience with Levi's, Black & Decker, Hudson's Bay, Today's Shopping Choice and Pandora Jewellery.   Michael has been on the front lines of retail industry change for his entire career. He has delivered keynotes, hosted fire-side discussions with C-level executives and participated worldwide in thought leadership panels. ReThink Retail has added Michael to their prestigious Top Global Retail Influencers list for 2023 for the third year in a row. Michael is also the president of Maven Media, producing a network of leading trade podcasts, including Remarkable Retail , with best-selling author Steve Dennis, now ranked one of the top retail podcasts in the world. Based in San Francisco, Global eCommerce Leaders podcast explores global cross-border issues and opportunities for eCommerce brands and retailers. Last but not least, Michael is the producer and host of the "Last Request Barbeque" channel on YouTube, where he cooks meals to die for - and collaborates with top brands as a food and product influencer across North America

Jen chats to presenter and sustainability expert Fionnuala Moran about the importance of the world's oceans!

Coming out of the rigidity of government, Linzi Hawkin asked herself: How can we find creative and innovative ways to talk about ocean that will engage people and make a greater impact? Her answer came in multiple forms and settings, from running music festivals to developing creative school curricula. As an educator and communicator, she has traveled the world to find new ways to spark conversations about sustainability and conservation. As we approach World Ocean Day on June 8, Linzi is staying busy bringing more blue into the lives of students as a co-founder of  @ProtectBlue  which works to connect students with the ocean through stories and action, even if they live hundreds of miles from the coast. For example, Protect Blue is shifting the narrative around plastic pollution from focusing only on the conversations from the harmful effects of plastic pollution, for example, to broaden the imagination for designing imagining plastic-free the futures and, while also working on tangible projects right now. Linzi talks with Kate Wing, our Better Worlds Ocean podcast host, about building narratives not about what is wrong with the world, but around what a regenerative future can look like, especially in the ocean. Linzi shares her excitement around the power of surf culture, restoration projects, and innovative new products. Tune in to learn about Eco boards, sea trees and more. #ocean #conservation #podcast # About Better Worlds Better Worlds is a communication and community building platform comprised of weekly podcasts, engaging international conferences and hack-a-thons to encourage and support the development of Web3 solutions. Our programs celebrate voices from every continent to forge a shared and abundant future.

Listen to the SBS Sinhala interview for World Ocean Day with Nipuni Perera, PhD candidate at school of Life and enviornmental science, Deakin University and an environmentalist from Melbourne. - මෙවර ලෝක සාගර දිනයේ තේමාවෙන් අපට දීමට උත්සාහ කරන පණිවිඩය කුමක්ද? ඒ ගැන ඔබ දැන ගත යුතුම කරුණු මොනවාද ? දැනුවත් වෙන්න සවන් දෙන්න මේ ගුවන් විදුලි විශේෂාංගයට

Pools, lakes, rivers, and oceans are all filling up with people anxious to welcome summer! This week, Sarah and Tennille are observing "World Ocean Day" by discussing steps to take for an enjoyable time at whichever body of water you choose to visit.

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Vandaag ontmoeten chef-koks en wetenschappers elkaar op Texel om het te hebben over vis. Met als doel: betere keuzes maken in welke vis er wanneer op ons bord terechtkomt.  In deze audio hoor je onderzoeker Kees Camphuysen van het NIOZ. Meer over World Ocean Day in Nederland vind je hier: NIOZ celebrates World Oceans Day 2023.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bodhi Patil is a young ocean climate solutionist passionate about the interconnection between Ocean Health and Human Health. Here he talks to Kat Byles about his connection to the Ocean and how serving the Ocean is always serving ourselves.    More about Bodhi:   He is the founder of Inner Light, co-creator of @oceanuprise, co-founder of Sea Dragon Studios - One World Breath, co-winner of the UN Oceans Conference Youth & Innovation Forum, and United Nations esteemed young leader, supporting young people to create impact at scale. He is the Chief Impact Officer at OnDeck Fisheries AI, and a Youth Advisor at World Ocean Day and Break Free from Plastic Pollution. He is actively working on a Meaningful Youth Ocean-Climate Action strategy with various UN constituencies, UN Global Compact and youth partners. He is also a second-year student in the BA + Masters of Management program at the University of British Columbia studying oceans, climate action, and business. Here's how you can connect with Bodhi: https://linktr.ee/bodhip    

In this episode, Danni is joined by marine biologist, film maker, wildlife photographer, and ocean advocate Inka Cresswell. Inka is a researcher for the upcoming Netflix series "Our Oceans". She is an Ocean Ambassador for the Marine Conservation Society, as well as a host of World Ocean Day.   Inka and Danni dive deep on variety topics including Inka's beginnings in the cold water of England, her work with blue chip productions, merging science and creativity, conservation versus restoration, and leaning on indigenious knowledge to help us gain a better understanding of our oceans.   Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe, comment, and review!   -- Audio Production: Vagabond Podcast Productions Production Assistant: Carrie Wentzel

The Newday Ocean Health exchange-traded fund, from Newday Impact in partnership with the legendary Cousteau family, launched this week, just in time for World Ocean Day. We talk to Doug Heske of Newday and Phillipe Cousteau about that ETF, and how it could be a new model for green, and blue investing. Plus, the sun is shining on the solar industry again after the Biden administration loosened tariffs on imports from Southeast Asia. We look at the forecast for renewable energy as gas prices hit record highs. SHOW LINKS: https://www.newdayimpactetfs.com/ www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2022-92 https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/954621 www.gisdalliance.org/

Happy World Ocean Day! Plus, The Ocean Foundation. Taking the Ocean Health Index, and Listeners' Call To Action!

Sri Lanka's government says it needs $6bn to maintain citizens' basic standard of living. Sajid Nazmi is an IT worker in the capital Colombo, and discusses the impact of the country's financial crisis. And political economist Ahilan Kardigamar of the University of Jaffna talks us through what the government is trying to do to alleviate the situation. Also in the programme, Wednesday this week marks World Ocean Day, which aims to raise global awareness about the health of our seas. The campaign group Oceana has organised a marine expedition in the Alboran Sea off the coast of Spain, to document levels of plastic waste there. We find out more from marine biologist Ricardo Aguilar, who is on board the monitoring boat. The BBC's Rahul Tandon reports on the economic challenges caused by a severe heatwave in India. Plus, we hear from Politico reporter Peter O'Brien about a move by the European Union to standardise charging cables for smartphones, tablets and digital cameras. Today's edition is presented by Mike Johnson, and produced by Sara Parry and George Thomas.

It's World Ocean Day! To celebrate, the vast and expansive Ocean, Trishil speaks to Associate Professor Travis Horton from the University of Canterbury about his research into Ocean protection with the use of satellite and drone technology.  We cover the technology, funding, and ocean acidification

Welcome back to the Wednesday Wire! This week: Stella speaks to Dr Lucy Stewart about the state of the scientific research ecosystem in Aotearoa. Trishil celebrates World Ocean Day by speaking to Associate Professor Travis Horton from the University of Canterbury about his research into Ocean protection with the use of satellite and drone technology. Alex speaks with ACT party deputy leader Brooke Van Velden about the Government's new Rural Health Strategy and ACT's Housing Infrastructure Bill.  Stella speaks to Dr Lee Beattie about the walkability of towns in Aotearoa and the positive outcomes that can be achieved with programmes for active transport.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 441 with Philippe And Ashlan Cousteau. In honor of World Ocean Day on June 8, husband and wife Ocean Advocates & Explorers Philippe & Ashlan Cousteau can share unique insights into the health of our ocean and discuss some of the steps we can take every day to be part of the solution for a brighter future for our ocean and the planet. People can also visit www.EarthEcho.org for a wealth of information and resources for making a positive impact on the ocean.

Hour 1 of The Dawn Stensland Show: Local News Headlines/News Rundown On Saturday night, three people were killed and another eleven people hit by gunfire during a shooting on South Street. Police believe there were multiple shooters though no one has been taken into custody yet. Curtis Sliwa—Founder & Chief Executive of the Guardian Angels and former Republican Nominee for New York City Mayor—joins the show to discuss the unmitigated violent crime in Philadelphia, and District Attorney Larry Krasner’s condemnation of the Guardian Angels’ presence within the city. Over the weekend, the Philadelphia Inquirer wrote about Krasner, and city officials, critical of Sliwa’s organization. Phillippe and Ashlan Cousteau—Ocean Advocates and Explorers—join the show to discuss World Ocean Day on June 8th. Phillippe and Ashlan have co-hosted three seasons of the award-winning Travel Channel series Caribbean Pirate Treasure and Discovery’s Nuclear Sharks. You can find more information about World Ocean Day at EarthEcho.org. According to Coast Guards, a 12-foot-long great white shark was spotted near Cape May County, New Jersey. Today is the anniversary of the June 6th, 1944, Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II.

Philippe and Ashlan Cousteau *Follow them on Twitter: @pcousteau AND @ashlancousteau. “World Ocean Day,” and the health and state of our seas.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 441 with Philippe And Ashlan Cousteau. In honor of World Ocean Day on June 8, husband and wife Ocean Advocates & Explorers Philippe & Ashlan Cousteau can share unique insights into the health of our ocean and discuss some of the steps we can take every day to be part of the solution for a brighter future for our ocean and the planet. People can also visit www.EarthEcho.org for a wealth of information and resources for making a positive impact on the ocean.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 441 with Philippe And Ashlan Cousteau. In honor of World Ocean Day on June 8, husband and wife Ocean Advocates & Explorers Philippe & Ashlan Cousteau can share unique insights into the health of our ocean and discuss some of the steps we can take every day to be part of the solution for a brighter future for our ocean and the planet. People can also visit www.EarthEcho.org for a wealth of information and resources for making a positive impact on the ocean.

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 441 with Philippe And Ashlan Cousteau.In honor of World Ocean Day on June 8, husband and wife Ocean Advocates & Explorers Philippe & Ashlan Cousteau can share unique insights into the health of our ocean and discuss some of the steps we can take every day to be part of the solution for a brighter future for our ocean and the planet. People can also visit www.EarthEcho.org for a wealth of information and resources for making a positive impact on the ocean.