Ocean Matters Podcast

Finding the Endurance - The Tools for the Job - Hello Bluetech 24.05.2022 10:48 ↓

A few words on the tech side of things in finding the Endurance in 2022... 100 years after it went down.

The Discovery of Shackleton's Wreck is as Disquieting as it is Amazing. 14.04.2022 8:57 ↓

An article published in the nytimes.com authored by Jody Rosen.

How a Plucky Robot found the Long-Lost Endurance Shipwreck 04.04.2022 8:06 ↓

An article authored by Matt Simon published in wired.com

Finding Shackleton's ship: why our fascination with Antarctica endures 23.03.2022 7:21 ↓

A recent article authored by Adrian Howkins published in the conversation.com

Waiting for the Endurance 15.03.2022 7:35 ↓

A beautiful article in the New Yorker authored by Adam Iscoe.

Endurance captain Frank Worsley, Shackleton's gifted navigator... 14.03.2022 11:41 ↓

A recent article published in the conversation.com sharing the outstanding work of Frank Worsley.

Why the Mediterranean is one of the Saltiest Seas in the World 08.03.2022 11:53 ↓

An article published in the Greekreporter.com authored by Patricia Claus.

IPCC's words matter and so does the ocean 03.03.2022 7:24 ↓

An article on the importance of IPCCs report and the call to action being an opportunity. Please check thehill.com for the original article.

Coral Crusaders: Costa Rica's young divers learn to protect their seas 23.02.2022 8:06 ↓

Originally from an article authored by Monica Pellicia published in the Guardian.

'Blue Bob's near Iceland could slow glacial melting until 2050 21.02.2022 8:00 ↓

An article in scitechdaily.com sharing some of the intricacies of the planet and how it is one big and same system.

New Research sums up Sea Level rise 20.02.2022 9:52 ↓

An article by the European space agency on the causes of sea-level rise using satellite observations.

Why researchers are clashing over proposed identification of Captain Cook's 'endeavour' 16.02.2022 10:20 ↓

An article authored by David Kindy on the disputed find of the Endeavour. Originally published in the Smithsonian magazine.

800 year old Swedish shipwreck found. 10.02.2022 7:54 ↓

An article authored by Ashley Cowie for PHYS talking about the discovery of an 800 year old Swedish shipwreck.

How to Win: Just Be - Shaun Tomson on Kelly Slater 07.02.2022 3:53 ↓

A beautiful note authored by Shaun Tomson on Kelly Slater.

A search begins for the Endurance ... 06.02.2022 12:06 ↓

A read of the article authored by Henry Fountain and published in the NY Times 'A Search Begins for the Wreck Behind an Epic Tale of Survival'

From shredding to recycling - Kelly Slater's use of ghost nets 03.02.2022 8:29 ↓

An article by Jason Ankeny in the December edition of 2015 of entrepreneur!

Ghost nets recycled into a second life. 25.01.2022 10:39 ↓

Volunteers helping the oceans by recovering ghost nets which get recycled into nylon for luxury brands.

Dumped fishing gear is killing marine life... 19.01.2022 9:24 ↓

An article in the Guardian authored by George Monbiot on the topic of ghost nets.

How Monaco became a giant in ocean conservation. 16.01.2022 15:52 ↓

An article by Robert Kunzig originally published in the National Geographic.

A 19th century Maine captain ran the only newspaper published at sea 11.01.2022 11:07 ↓

An article by Troy R. Bennett talking about the Ocean Chronicles.

Attenborough is back! A Green Planet review. 10.01.2022 8:14 ↓

Attenborough is back in a new series called the Green Planet. A wonderful review in the Guardian by Lucy Mangan shares the beauty of it.

2022, the year for collaboration 07.01.2022 7:44 ↓

On the back of what we learned from 2021, we need to do what we can until we can do more.

Shackleton, a hundred years later... 05.01.2022 5:20 ↓

A great note sharing the influence still inspired today of Shackleton by Tim Jarvis. For further information on Tim Jarvis, please visit timjarvis.org

The Gift of 2021, a reminder of hope and initiative. 01.01.2022 3:39 ↓

A few words on what can happen when people get together and share.

Climate change is going to be gross 20.12.2021 28:02 ↓

An article on the effects of climate change in Turkey, more specifically the Marmara sea. Authored by Jenna Scatena and originally published in the Atlantic.