Scotland’s coastal waters are home to some of the most incredible marine wildlife, and among the giants of the sea is the basking shark—one of the largest and most fascinating creatures in our oceans.

We spoke to Morven Summers from the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust to uncover the incredible work they do to protect whales, dolphins, and porpoises in Scotland's waters. From innovative citizen science initiatives to their...

In the fight against ocean plastic pollution, one organisation is turning the tide—quite literally. Behaviour Change, founded by Sam Gill during his research at the University of Exeter, transforms discarded ocean waste into functional, beautiful...

Mandy Barker is a globally acclaimed photographer who uses her art to highlight the devastating effects of marine plastic pollution. Inspired by her childhood on the East Yorkshire coast, Mandy merges beauty with scientific insight...

Yoshua Surjo is a trailblazer in Indonesia’s freediving community, recognised as the nation’s first AIDA Instructor Trainer and one of its most experienced freediving instructors. Growing up around the waters north of Jakarta, Yoshua's lifelong...

Elanor Trigg, a 20-year-old from Cornwall, followed her passion all the way to Alaska on a self-funded journey to study the endangered beluga whales. Driven by a commitment to conservation, she worked with the Alaska...

Since May, we've gathered a huge amount of nets and ropes from the Scottish coastline through the Ghost Net 1000 Campaign, inspired by Neptune’s Pirates. Our goal? One full tonne!

Children are the future of conservation, and inspiring them to care for the natural world is more important than ever. 10 year old Leo from Leo’s Animal Planet is doing just that.

Rachael Farrar is a watercolor artist whose love and understanding for the ocean shines through in everything she creates.