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Students’ ocean science savvy showcased at Aloha Bowl: Punahou takes top spot for the second year in a row #AlohaBowl #NOSB #oceansciences #oceansciencesbowl @punahouschool https://www.instagram.com/p/B8-rctcjL8z/?igshid=nlqmgm3f0o2q

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Marisa and Reyna and the Stellar Octopus cyanea from Madagascar and the Baby Green Sea Turtle Superstar (Chelonia mydas) Madagascar fisheries engage with the community to practice “no-take” conservation periods which allows the octopus time to mature and reproduce, increasing the catch for those who depend on it. Scientists observed sea turtles spend most of their time breeding and feeding at the protected Dry Tortugas Beach and the protected areas of the Florida Keys. Sea turtles maintain healthy seagrass beds and coral reefs, key habitats for marine life. About the Model: Marisa Holmes Troyano is an Artist, Photographer and Mother to her beach loving, sandcastle building daughter Reya. She has seen climate change affect the local waters and hopes to see San Diego take an active role to protect our delicate coastline. #GlamourMPA #OceanSciences #MarineProtectedAreas #climateChange #worktogether #jessicalingfindley #octopus #oceansciences #glamourshots #marineprotected #seaportvillage #portrait #artist (at Florida Keys) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7jCSpuH7SL/?igshid=myqa8dxjvgad

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Teresa Love and The Stellar Octopus cyanea from Madagascar Get your glam on for the ocean! Marine Protected Area (MPA) Glam Shots by Jessica Ling Findley combine retro portraits and MPA animals to highlight helpful actions to heal our oceans. Sign up link in bio! The Stellar Octopus cyanea from Madagascar Madagascar fisheries engage with the community to practice “no-take” conservation periods which allows the octopus time to mature and reproduce, increasing the catch for those who depend on it. Dr. Teresa Love is a tourism educator. She believes that travelers, tourism organizations and government entities need to work together towards meeting the Sustainable Development Goals as outlined by the United Nations, including Climate Action. Specifically, care needs to be taken to lower our carbon footprint and preserve natural attractions so they can be enjoyed by future generations of travelers. #GlamourMPA #OceanSciences #MarineProtectedAreas #climateChange #worktogether #jessicalingfindley #octopus #oceansciences #glamourshots #marineprotected #seaportvillage #portrait #artist (at Seaport Village) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7g3c_bHhld/?igshid=1e149lu0yb3fg

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Jenessa Goodman and The Beauty of The Juvenile Blacksmith (Chromis punctipinnis ) Blacksmith are a fish that make use of the turbulence above the reef to concentrate their food source, plankton. Blacksmith help control the population of many ecologically important predators by eating larval plankton, crabs, and lobsters. Get your glam on for the ocean! Marine Protected Area (MPA) Glam Shots by artist Jessica Ling Findley combine retro portraits and MPA animals to highlight helpful actions to heal our oceans. Sign up link in bio! Jenessa Goodman is an artist and psychotherapist who has seen climate change increase anxiety, stress, and fear in our daily lives. She believes we can find creative solutions to heal our planet and ourselves by making personal choices that are for the greater good. #GlamourMPA #OceanSciences #MarineProtectedAreas #climateChange #worktogether #jessicalingfindley #octopus #oceansciences #glamourshots #marineprotected #seaportvillage #portrait #artist (at Seaport Village) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7bM5wbHa3w/?igshid=119z5jcwtpi4x

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Marine Protected Area (MPA) Glam Shots is a project by artist, Jessica Ling Findley, combining retro glamour portraits with sea creatures thriving in Marine Protected Areas (MPA) to highlight successful human actions to help heal our oceans. Get your glam on for the ocean! Sign up to be a model and help spread the word about MPAs! bit.ly/38dykjn The Beauty of the Juvenile Blacksmith (Chromis punctipinnis ) Blacksmith are a fish that live above reefs. They make use of the turbulence above the reef to concentrate their food source, plankton. Blacksmith help control the population of many ecologically important species including other predators by eating larval plankton from mollusks (veligers including abalone larvae), crabs, and lobsters. Young blacksmith are very colorful until they reach around 2 inches in length. Upon reaching adulthood they turn blue-black and grow to about 12 inches in length. About the Model Reinhard Michel is a San Diego based Data & Analytics consultant who fell in love with the Pacific Ocean. He has witnessed reefs dying and polluted waters around the world and at home in San Diego. He hopes the family of nations on this beautiful planet act immediately to save our planet and our very own living space. #glamourmpa #oceansciences #birchaquarium #seaportvillage #sandiego #jessicalingfindley #sonicribbon #marineprotectedareas #oceanconservation #scrippsinstituteofoceanography #edparnell #blacksmithfish #spy #portrait (at Birch Aquarium at Scripps) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6v4As0nC-7/?igshid=1vqr3t37me2cg

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Call for Ocean Art

Join us in celebrating the art in science and the science of art through collaborative works addressing the ocean sciences.

Learn More & Submit!

Accepting ocean sciences related work for From the Tide Pool to the Stars, an e-gallery and pop-up art show at the 2018 Ocean Sciences Meeting in Portland, Oregon!

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? All submissions are welcome! Examples include: Scientific data visualizations, maps, short films, musical compositions, poetry, paintings, drawings, prints, artist-on-board logs, nature and visual journals, comics, photography, dance and mixed media. Learn More!

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"A fun hands-on introduction biology and some local research projects. You will assist with real time baseline data collection for a number of on-going projects and have an opportunity to work alongside Huntsman scientists. The different research techniques and methods that you will learn about should be transferable to your school work. It is not always serious stuff!" - From Huntsman website