Inspiration from Her Deepness, Dr. Sylvia Earle
Klara Fejer, Ocean First Education
I now know why they call Sylvia Earle, “Her Deepness,” and it’s not because she has logged over 10,000 hours underwater.
Climate Change
Catherine E. Christopher, Ocean First Education
It’s in the news. It’s science. It’s somewhat controversial.
Creating Scientific Awareness Through Digital Media
Kellon Spencer, Ocean First Education Advocate
Many individuals are doing what they can. But real success can only come if there is a change in our societies and in our economics and in our politics.
Find Your Community
Marlee Glasgow, Ocean First Education Advocate
Facts, figures, and headlines can make the world’s problems distant and insurmountable. It’s easy to shut it off and choose to not care.
Hypotheses and Theories
Michael Rice, Ocean First Education
Recently I was driving to work, listening to an interview with a scientist about some research they just completed. I don’t remember what the interview was about, but something resonated with me when the interviewer asked about the hypothesis.
Connecting to the Ocean from 1,000 Miles Away
Klara Fejer, Ocean First Education
Situated over a mile high and known as one of the most beautiful, active, and environmentally conscious cities in the world, Boulder, Colorado is known for many things. Proximity to the ocean is not one of them.
More Than Just Science
Catherine E. Christopher, Ocean First Education
When you think science, what comes to mind? Would it surprise you to know that science cannot exist without reading, math, language arts, or even history?
Checking Off the Bucket List
Kellon Spencer, Ocean First Education Advocate
It’s day four of my six-day diving trip and we still haven’t seen a single shark.
Getting Hands-on with Marine Science
Lauren Riegler, Ocean First Education Advocate
Over a year ago, Ocean First Institute started on an incredible adventure by creating a brand new youth program, the Ocean First Explorers Club, right here in the mountains of Colorado.
Now What?
Paul Hilbink, Ocean First Education
Our elections have come and gone, and you already know that the next four years are going to be a challenge to those of us that care about the environment and our planet.
Cruising in the Caribbean
Michael Rice, Ocean First Education
Recently I went on my first cruise through the western Caribbean. It was a nice reprieve from the doldrums of a Colorado winter and a fascinating look at the costs and benefits of an all-inclusive experience.
Protecting the Environment Today, and Every Day
Alysia Prater, Ocean First Education Advocate
As our federal government changes, our job remains the same; to hold our civil servants accountable. It is crucial that our new president take the threats our planet faces seriously and takes responsibility for the future of our land, water, wildlife, and clean air.
New Year, New Beginnings
Catherine E. Christopher, Ocean First Education
Well, here we are 2017. A new year, and like every new year, full of resolutions and new beginnings. So which have you resolved to do this year?
A Year in Review
Graham Casden, Ocean First Education
I have yet to find someone who likes Mondays as much as I do. For most, it’s an odd day of the week to revere. It marks the end of the weekend and the beginning of the next grind.
For the First Time
Catherine E. Christopher, Ocean First Education
You never forget your first. Your first kiss. The first time you rode a bicycle. Your first day of school. Your first dive. Your first encounter with one of your favorite marine creatures.