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Wait! We’re Not Done With Fish Free February!
(3-minute read) Well, technically, it is the end of February, but that shouldn’t stop you from learning about mindful eating, right? What Is Fish Free February? It is a campaign that takes place every year, encouraging people to reduce the amount of seafood they eat, learn about the impacts of fisheries, and ensure…
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A victory for sharks and rays
Not long ago, we asked you to stop and imagine a world without sharks and rays. A world where the ocean’s balance collapses. We asked you to put your name to a petition to help us prevent this. Today, we are sharing something different with you: a victory. A step closer towards our goal, a…
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Love The Oceans Announced as Finalist Within the Inaugural Regenerative Travel Impact Awards
Recognised in the Education category, Public Facing People’s Choice Award voting now open! Jangamo Bay, Mozambique: Love The Oceans is proud to have been recognised as a finalist within the Education category for the Regenerative Travel Impact Awards 2021! These new awards celebrate the people and projects that embody the spirit of regeneration—improving people’s lives,…
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World Photography Day: A deep-dive into filmmaking with Jeffrey Garriock
Last week (19th August) marked World Photography Day! To celebrate, we caught up with an awesome cinematographer who knows all about life behind the lens. The saying goes a picture can speak a thousand words – and that couldn’t be more true for wildlife and travel filmmaker, Jeffrey Garriock. On a mission to bring stories…
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Get lost in our imaginary “Ocean Fest” line-up as we explore the environmental impact of music festivals
What do music festivals and Love The Oceans have in common? At first glance, the answer may not be obvious. But as any LTO volunteer or avid festival-goer will tell you, there’s one similarity that stands out above the rest: we love bringing people together. In the UK, USA and around the world, music festivals…
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Sea Spotlight: Melissa Cristina Márquez champions Chondrichthyes for Shark Awareness Day
Inspiring us to start our ocean conservation mission back in 2014, sharks have always had a special place in the heart of the LTO team. So, it’s safe to say that July 14th marks a special day for us here at LTO…Shark Awareness Day! With cascading effects on our marine ecosystems, Chondrichthyes (aka cartilaginous fishes)…
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Sea Spotlight: Inka Cresswell discusses the future of our oceans for Father’s Day
What would you imagine if I asked you to picture a perfect ocean? Vibrant coral reefs, clear blue waters and oceans teeming with colourful wildlife might be just a few of the things you think about. But ask a father figure and you might hear stories of ocean wonders that go beyond your wildest comprehension.…
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Christine Figgener talks about her love of leatherbacks and parting with plastic for World Sea Turtle Day
As promised from a couple of posts ago we’re back with more sea turtle content! Running from the 8th June, Sea Turtle Week is an annual opportunity to celebrate all things sea turtles, culminating on the 16th June (today!) with World Sea Turtle Day! To find out more about the problems facing these incredible ocean…
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World Oceans Day 2021: What does the ocean mean to you?
From its role as a mental safe haven to its astounding physical power, the ocean is a force of nature. The clue is in our name: everything our organisation does and stands for comes back to loving the oceans. With a focus on life and livelihoods for this year’s World Oceans Day theme on 8th…
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Sea Spotlight: Carlee Jackson chats conservation for World Turtle Day
From ocean-dwelling animals to land-based friends, World Turtle Day on 23rd May is a perfect excuse to celebrate some turtley incredible animals. Based in Florida, Carlee Jackson is a sea turtle conservationist who has lots of experience protecting these mesmerising reptiles of the sea! With our very own sea turtle nests right here in Mozambique’s…
