

Maya Gabeira
Maya Gabeira started surfing when she was just 13 years old in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Ever since, her passion has been the ocean.
Maya Gabeira started surfing when she was just 13 years old in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Ever since, her passion has been the ocean.
Imagine if the place you grew up in no longer existed? If the home where your first memories were made
Thinking beyond just sustainable, meet Brian, the brain behind Urchinomics. Brian is team are restoring kelp forest, by eating urchins.
You may recognise Zack from the Netflix documentary, ‘Chasing Coral.’ The film documented first-hand the mass coral bleaching event of
Maya Gabeira started surfing when she was just 13 years old in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Ever since, her passion has been the ocean.
“We are all children of the ocean,” says Afaa, who grew up on the beautiful tropical islands of the Maldives
Alexia Barrier is a solo-sailing marvel! Whilst sailing across the Ocean, Alexia collects vital data on the state of the world’s most remote ocean areas.
Meet Erika Woolsey, a coral scientist, National Geographic explorer, dive instructor and someone who simply loves the ocean.
Meet Erika Woolsey, a coral scientist, National Geographic explorer, dive instructor and someone who simply loves the ocean.
Alexia Barrier is a solo-sailing marvel! Whilst sailing across the Ocean, Alexia collects vital data on the state of the world’s most remote ocean areas.
Thinking beyond just sustainable, meet Brian, the brain behind Urchinomics. Brian is team are restoring kelp forest, by eating urchins.
We want to hear about the action you are taking to restore and protect the ocean. Tell us what you are doing and inspire others to act.
"If we act now, we can make massive changes." - Maya Gabeira
GenOcean, for the ocean we need.
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If everyone in the UK washed colder, we could save up to 750,000 tonnes of CO2 per year. That's the equivalent of taking up to half a million cars off the road.
Turn down the dial,
for the ocean we need.
Every day, one change.
#genocean
#OceanDecade
#UNworldoceansday
Source:
https://www.washcoldchallenge.co.uk ...
Ready for a re-usable?
Prevent waste.
Reduce your carbon footprint.
Save money.
Protect the ocean.
Simple.
Every day, one change.
#genocean
#reusable
#everydayonechange
Source:
https://bit.ly/3z2n897 ...
Time to switch to bamboo?
"Bamboo toothbrush handles can take around six months to compost, while a plastic one takes hundreds of years to fully break down."
Emma Priestland, Friends of the Earth.
Make the switch today.
Every day, one change.
#genocean
#OceanDecade
#everydayonechange
Source:
https://bit.ly/3G8zmPb ...
GenOcean is the official campaign of the UN Ocean Decade 2021-2030, made possible with generous support from the Government of Japan.
Campaign managed by Reelmedia Film Ltd. www.reelmediafilm.com