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[Sylvia A. Earle @SylviaEarle]

The answer is deceptively simple: all of us doing the right thing, little by little. One action times a thousand, times a billion and you’ve got change.

[Mission Blue @MissionBlue]

Right now, the 28th Session of @ISBAHQ is underway. Read Dr. @SylviaEarle's thoughts on the dangers of deep sea mining and protecting the deep sea:
https://t.co/Pp18bomW5Z

[Sylvia A. Earle @SylviaEarle]

Led by Pierfrancesco Vago and @MSC_Foundation, the restoration of Ocean Cay has been a multidisciplinary effort to re-establish the ecological balance in this limestone island and its surrounding marine estate.

https://t.co/KOLlsNlkLD

[Sylvia A. Earle @SylviaEarle]

The designation of Ocean Cay as a @MissionBlue Hope Spot recognizes the comprehensive restoration efforts and commitment to protecting marine biodiversity.

[Sylvia A. Earle @SylviaEarle]

You don’t have to be a formally trained scientist to accomplish meaningful science. I think everyone should embrace the love of exploration. Puppies do it, squids do it and elephants do it, but people, perhaps, do it best of all: explore, remember and pass information along.

[Sylvia A. Earle @SylviaEarle]

Coral reefs are the rainforests of the sea. Let us be inspired by the resilience of these corals and let us be motivated by the urgent need to act.

[Sylvia A. Earle @SylviaEarle]

I want to congratulate Dr. Terrence Gosliner and Dr. Wilfredo Licuanan for doing everything they can with their local communities to protect their blue backyards.

https://t.co/bZSXWYkoqy

[Sylvia A. Earle @SylviaEarle]

It’s not just what we’re taking out of the ocean that matters, but what we're putting in - old fishing nets, chemicals, and garbage!

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Wellness now influences the travel experience far and wide, offering new ways to discover the world
https://t.co/u78wTOYnLT

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Happy #InternationalTigerDay! A mother tiger rests with her two-month-old in Bandhavgarh National Park, India

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

In the early 20th century, U.S. elite colleges were panicked about an influx of Jewish applicants. They devised a system to screen them out that remains mainly in place today
https://t.co/GDNIYK1GHb

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Tiger hunting and habitat loss are largely responsible for the global reduction of wild tigers from an estimated 100,000 a century ago to roughly 5,000 today
https://t.co/XVTTzpqg1A

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Made with the tasty trinity of rum, lime and sugar (with ice), the daquiri dovetails strength, sourness and sweetness. Here’s how this 125 year-old cocktail came to be
https://t.co/eQhWcR78Ad

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

In 1973 scientists aboard a Concorde jet participated in an epic, continent-wide eclipse chase. A similar flight next year seeks to unravel enduring mysteries of the sun
https://t.co/vHO5SCYB5m

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Urban regeneration, fjord life and friluftsliv — the concept of celebrating outdoor living regardless of the weather — make Norway's capital an appealing summer getaway. And this underappreciated city is having its moment in the sun
https://t.co/AIVsjRUGWt

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

This Scandinavian man lived a long life 8,000 years ago before his skull was selected for a still-inscrutable ceremony
https://t.co/y82DrXhCvU

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Epic overland adventures in lively bush terrain await below the central belt of Africa
https://t.co/grkxjHId2D

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Tourists swim with whale sharks off Cebu Island, Philippines

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Plan a family trip by train and the journey itself becomes part of the fun
https://t.co/GtEd5DGXRN

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Christopher Nolan knew the Trinity test scene had to be a showstopper. Here’s how he pulled it off
https://t.co/GISJ1RQBBG