Oceanographic Magazine

Oceanographic is a magazine published every two months that highlights the importance of ocean conservation, exploration, and adventure. It features stunning photography and engaging stories that delve into some of the most magical and mysterious locations on our planet.

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The future stewards of the Venice Lagoon

4 days ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Kira Coley

Aligned with the UN Decade of Ocean Science, the Kindergarden of the Lagoon initiative - a part of Prada Group and UNESCO's Sea Beyond campaign - aims to spark a worldwide movement supporting ocean preservation, starting with Venice's youngest members of society.
Chagos Islands and the world's will to defend the ocean

1 week ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Chadwick Hagan

As the United Kingdom prepares to hand over the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius, we’re not just witnessing a routine legal transition - we’re watching a global stress test of conservation integrity, argues author and nature film-maker, Chadwick Hagan.
French Polynesia: Wall of sharks

1 month ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Nane Steinhoff

While shark sightings have become few and far between in many other parts of the world, in French Polynesia, they are often a given on any dive. What are the reasons behind this abundance? And what role does tourism play?
From shoreline to classroom

1 month ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Kira Coley |Sergio Izquierdo

Mallorca’s northeastern coast glimmers in the early morning light as 16-year-old Margalida Martorell surveys the soft, white sands of her hometown, Alcúdia. Despite the picturesque setting, stray crisp packets and plastic debris hint at a growing reality: even postcard-perfect shores are not immune to mounting marine pollution.
Surfers Against Sewage report reveals UK's sewage discharge

1 month ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Nane Steinhoff

A new report by Surfers Against Sewage reveals shocking UK-wide sewage discharge figures and unearths the missed targets in England that have led to more than quarter of adults considering not paying their water bill.
Saudi Arabia and the UK to collaborate on marine protection

1 month ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Nane Steinhoff

Saudi Arabia's National Center for Wildlife (NCW) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the UK’s National Oceanography Centre (NOC) to establish a collaborative framework for cooperation on marine biodiversity projects.
From fear to fascination

1 month ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Nane Steinhoff

How does fear turn into fascination when it comes to sharks? We met up with photographer and primary school teacher Gillian Shark to find out. An interview with and photographs by Gillian Shark Share OCEANOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE (OM): HOW HAS YOUR DEEP LOVE FOR SHARKS DEVELOPED? GILLIAN SHARK: “It’s actually funny because it was quite the opposite when I was younger.
“You physically can’t go any further”

2 months ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Nane Steinhoff |Rob McCallum |Rob Mccallum |With Tim Roper

From leading the iconic Five Deeps Expedition to the deepest points of the world’s oceans to carrying out the first dive to the Titanic wreck in 14 years, EYOS Expeditions has established itself as one of the pioneers in the expedition yachting space. We chatted to the company’s co-founders Tim Soper and Rob McCallum to find out how expedition tourism can foster conservation and scientific exploration initiatives.
Modelling tool unites seabird conservation with offshore wind farms

2 months ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Nane Steinhoff

Conservation Scientists have developed a new modelling tool to better protect seabirds from the impacts of offshore wind farms. They argue that the innovative new resource has the potential to save wildlife, while ensuring the effective and sustainable development of renewable energy sources.
Supertrawlers clock near 7,500 hours a year in UK seas post-Brexit

2 months ago | oceanographicmagazine.com | Nane Steinhoff |Andrew McConnell

Marine Protected Areas An investigation by Greenpeace UK reveals that supertrawlers have continued to catch fish in the UK’s Marine Protected Areas, despite the UK government having had the powers to stop them since Brexit and committing to protect at least 30% of UK waters by 2030.