Eat Blue is an educational platform which aims to celebrate life below water and the people who make a difference. Our multimedia approach/campaign explores the depths of ocean optimism and seafood sustainability that connects consumers to the stories that matter.
Coastal marine species are adapting to life in plastic. Human plastics that have made their way into the open ocean are providing artificial habitats for otherwise coastal bound species. Researchers used to believe that
Coastal marine species are adapting to life in plastic. Human plastics that have made their way into the open ocean are providing artificial habitats for otherwise coastal bound species. Researchers used to believe that
“Deep below what Herman Melville called ‘the ocean’s skin’, sound is the only viable sense, adding mystery to a world we know so little about.” The ocean is a giant conductor of strange noises
“Deep below what Herman Melville called ‘the ocean’s skin’, sound is the only viable sense, adding mystery to a world we know so little about.” The ocean is a giant conductor of strange noises
Engineers at Caltech, ETH Zurich, and Harvard are developing artificial intelligence that will allow autonomous drones to use ocean currents to navigate the oceans. The goal of these artificial intelligence monitoring systems would be
Engineers at Caltech, ETH Zurich, and Harvard are developing artificial intelligence that will allow autonomous drones to use ocean currents to navigate the oceans. The goal of these artificial intelligence monitoring systems would be
A bluefin tuna has washed up on a UK beach in the Dornie, Highlands, a place you wouldn’t ever expect to see this rare fish. Experts called in to observe the scene infer that
A bluefin tuna has washed up on a UK beach in the Dornie, Highlands, a place you wouldn’t ever expect to see this rare fish. Experts called in to observe the scene infer that
In 1969, the CSS Hudson left Nova Scotia and voyaged out into open ocean. The research vessel was embarking on the first complete circumnavigation of the Americas. Along the journey, the Hudson made frequent
In 1969, the CSS Hudson left Nova Scotia and voyaged out into open ocean. The research vessel was embarking on the first complete circumnavigation of the Americas. Along the journey, the Hudson made frequent
