Freediver. Kayaker. Fan of the Arctic, whales, marine science. Knows many girls who fancy mermaids. Feminist. Sociologist. Cultural analytic. Mostly she/her.
Swimming with curious dolphins! 😍Trip organized by the diving school with which I took my first apnoe course. Maybe next year I will have time and money enough to go myself...
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What would it take to have a conversation with a #whale? 🐋 @tommustill explores this question and more in his brilliant new book, 'How to Speak Whale'!
We’ll be hosting a live Q&A with Tom soon, so keep an eye out for details!
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What a great idea for this week's #SundayFishSketch to take a fishy spin on an art work. I present "la grande famille" von René Magritte with a flying fish.
In Greenlandic myths, the mother of the sea is a central figure. The tale as told by Air Greenland: https://t.co/aAj3t8xGVh Has sustainability nature conservancy really always been such a focus in this tale? Need to find early texts in which the narrations where first captured...
How seriously cute is this?! 😍
Thank you so much @Mermaids_Gender for all your kindness and support towards our @SEGA Pride Campaign! It was a pleasure working with you! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
I love my little mermaid so much 💙
Illustrators Who Inspire Us: Claire A. Nivola
"Life in the Ocean", The Story of Oceanographer Sylvia Earle
Claire is an author/illustrator of many books for children, including Life in the Ocean, which received 3 star reviews. She lives in Massachusetts.
Childrens book that tells and shows contemplation, being alone, just sitting and observing as a mode of being in/with the world. There is a German translation.
Community Pick: in honor of @SylviaEarle's 83rd birthday, "Life in the Ocean: The Story of Oceanographer Sylvia Earle," Claire A. Nivola. A beautifully illustrated book about the life of a groundbreaking scientist and avid conservationist, 4-8 https://t.co/SYT4EbcXJT