The coolest (& wettest) place to be here in Abu Dhabi is the Pristine Seas Exhibition at the National Aquarium. Our work so beautifully presented by the great aquarium team & it was great to get wet & check in with the residents 😊
National Geographic Pristine Seas National Geographic Society The National Aquarium Abu Dhabi - Al Qana

Maravilloso cortometraje de National Geographic muestra cómo la protección de áreas marinas ha sido fundamental para la recuperación de los arrecifes de coral en Southern Line Islands.

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By strategically protecting vital biodiverse areas we help the ocean continue providing for all peoples + life on this planet. Enric Sala captured this photo of a Galapagos seal amid a school of fishes—proof of oceans coming back.📷Experience the exhibit➡️bit.ly/3Mpap5c

In his interview w Ailsa Chang, National Geographic Pristine Seas founder & #HeinzAward winner Enric Sala shares how coral reef regeneration provides hope & reminds us of the importance of managing overfishing. npr.org/2022/10/28/113…

When local, indigenous practices meld with the latest scientific & mapping tech, communities can develop targeted, long-term approaches that preserve cultural traditions and ensure economic security.

🍷RSVP Talk w/ National Geographic Pristine Seas & San Francisco Baykeeper 🌊 Thurs!➡️ bit.ly/3rKWkFx

This coral reef resurrected itself — but it took full protection from humans to make the miracle possible npr.org/2022/11/02/113… All Things Considered National Geographic Pristine Seas

Thank you All Things Considered for the piece on the miraculous rebirth of a South Pacific coral reef. Protection yields resilience to ocean warming npr.org/2022/10/28/113… National Geographic Pristine Seas

Have you ever heard of a ghost shark? 👻🦈 On a past expedition, National Geographic Pristine Seas spotted this rare deep-sea species that won’t be needing a costume this Halloween: the Eastern Pacific Black Ghost Shark!

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Papahānaumokuākea Marine Nat'l Monument is bolstering fish populations, suggests a new study in Science Magazine. “This is one of the few studies to show actual spillover benefits, which are often difficult to prove,” says chief scientist Alan Friedlander. nationalgeographic.co.uk/environment-an…

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Visit our Hazel Wolf Gallery to get up close and personal with the wildest places in our oceans. Experience the North American premiere of Pristine Seas: Bringing the Ocean Back, Art/Act: Award exhibit for 2022. National Geographic Pristine Seas

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In an interview published in National Geographic España, founder Enric Sala discusses the past and future of Pristine Seas, and shares why it’s so important that we protect 30% of the planet by 2030. #30x30 nationalgeographic.com.es/mundo-ng/enric…

Our “Pristine Seas: Bringing the Ocean Back” exhibit at the David Brower Center reveals how we can reach the UN's goal of protecting 30% of our planet’s oceans, lands and ecosystems by 2030. Plan your visit and learn more about the National Geographic Pristine Seas program: browercenter.org/exhibit/pristi…

Gracias al proyecto National Geographic Pristine Seas que fundó en 2008 ya han conseguido proteger 6 millones de kilómetros cuadrados. Pero su objetivo es mucho más ambicioso. Conocemos de cerca a Enric Sala, uno de los grandes guardianes de los océanos👇🏽 ver.ng.com.es/hnj7w2

Since 2008, National Geographic Pristine Seas has carried out expeditions in 36 places, 25 of which have since been protected, covering a total area of more than 6.5 million square kilometers — more than twice the size of India.

National Geographic Museum National Geographic Pristine Seas We're honored to premiere this exhibit for the first time in North America!

Join us Nov. 10 for the Opening Reception, if you're in the Bay. A hope-catalyzing evening with National Geographic Pristine Seas & San Francisco Baykeeper 🌊. We honor Enric Sala with the 2022 Art/Act Award: bit.ly/3rKWkFx

Returning to the southern Line Islands last year, we hoped for small signs of hope after a massive warming event in 2015-16. What we found instead was an astonishing coral rebirth and evidence of the incredible resilience of marine protected areas.

For over a decade, National Geographic Pristine Seas (National Geographic Pristine Seas) has explored some of the most vital places in the ocean using a multidisciplinary approach to help create marine reserves. Take a behind-the-scenes look at what happens on an expedition.

Dive into this #MapMaker activity to help your learners develop their mapping and spatial reasoning skills, all while exploring the ocean with National Geographic National Geographic Pristine Seas. on.natgeo.org/6014MmyTr

When we returned to the southern Line Islands in 2021, we hoped to see some signs of recovery after an ocean warming event that killed half of the corals. What did we find? An astonishing coral rebirth. youtube.com/watch?v=okaECR…