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About This Website
As a result of a United Nations General Assembly resolution passed in December 2008, World Oceans Day is celebrated on June 8th each year. This annual event spurred the creation of a special collections around our oceans and the efforts being made in conservation ranging from pollution to habitat restoration to fishing and fisheries.
The special collection continues to grow along with Plastic in Our Oceans and 1Water, with a focus on the challenge of providing clean drinking water to the world population.
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The First Census of Marine Life |
"Breathe In" - produced by National Geographic for the release of results of the first Census of Marine Life - 4 October 2010 - Royal Institution of Great Britain, London, UK Uploaded on Oct 5, 2010 The first census represents over 9,000 days at sea involving over 600 institutions and establishes a baseline for answering the age old question, how many fish in the sea? To order the book, World Ocean Census, click on the image or visit your local bookstore. Thank you.
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Earth's Oceans Show Decline In Microscopic Plant Life by NASA
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Circle of Life: Hope by Simon Spear
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Dr. Guggenheim: Lawns, Fertilizer, and Fish Do Not Mix
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Wiring an Interactive Ocean by John Delaney
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Into the Cold by Sebastian Copeland
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What's a Marine Reserve? by GreenPeace
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The Cycle of Insanity:The Real Story of Water
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EcoTrust on Zoning for People and Fish
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The Importance of the High Seas by WWF
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Safeguarding Supply of Fish: Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)
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Native American Drums & Flute - The Fishing Song
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Ocean Warming by Matt Brown
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Dr. Steve Palumbi on Big Fish
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Why Do We Need the Ocean by Dr. Sylvia Earle
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The Blue Economy by OECD
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Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: 35 days from Space: NASA
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A Conversation between Sylvia Earle & Jean-Michel Cousteau
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50 Ways to Save the Ocean: David Helvarg
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Save the oceans, feed the world! by Jackie Savitz:
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Putting Our Oceans Up Front by Anthony Zolezzi
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Melting Greenland Ice Sheets with Gordon Hamilton
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Stopping Bluefin Tuna from Going to Fast: Adrian Grenier
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About OceansAdvocacy Concept
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Dead Zones by Oceanographer Jack Barth of Oregon State Univ.
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Sustainability: How to Make the Best Seafood Choices by Whole Foods
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Saving Valentina, The Humback Whale by Michasel Fishback
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The Ocean Conservancy
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Perpetual Ocean from NASA
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Coast Guard Overflight of Shell's Kulluk Platform Aground
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Launch of the Global Ocean Commission
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The Oceans and Global Warming by Steve Palumbi
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Ocean Degradation by Mike Tryba
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Ocean Observations Biodiversity by Census of Marine Life
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The End of the Line Documentary
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Our Blue Canoe by Mike Single of New Zealand
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David Helvarg on Rescue Warriors
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OCEANS by Disneynature
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Tracking Ocean Heat With Magnetic Fields
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Peace Paddle: Call for Action to Protect Our Oceans
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Introducing The Ocean Elders
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BP Oilpocalypse Creates Underwater Nightmare
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Project Shellter for Hermit Crabs by Bre Pettis
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Exploring the Oceans Hidden World by Robert Ballard
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Kiwis (NZ) want one third of their oceans protected
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Conservation Talks with Jane Lubchenco
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The Science of Global Warming: Dr. William Nierenberg
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Economics of the Ocean Swedish Embassy
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Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification
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Rising Seas: Science on the Greenland Ice Sheet with Tom Wagner
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Ocean acidification explained in two minutes
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About the Center for the Blue Economy
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Saving Indonesia's Most Bio-diverse Ecosystems by Andrew Miner
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Roz Savage: Working Together One Stroke at A Time
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Inspire the Next Generation of Ocean Activists by David Helvarg
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