mangroves

Ocean Facts and Mysteries

Chrystal Global Warming, Oceans, YouTube Channel October 1, 2021October 1, 2021bottom trawler fishing, bycatch, Climate Change, Climate crisis, Climate Science, fishing, Global Warming, mangroves, ocean acidification, ocean plastic, Oceans, overfishing, Plastic pollution, wetlands

The ocean isn’t just beautiful to look at and listen to, and home to the most incredible living things on the planet. It is absolutely an essential part of our climate regulation system, holds one of the nine planetary boundaries we should not cross, and without it, life would cease on Planet Earth.

Quick Fire Stats from the Depths of the Ocean

Chrystal Biodiversity, Carbon Sequestration, Climate Science, Emissions, Food, Oceans September 28, 2021September 28, 2021Bottom trawling, Carbon Sequestration, eutrophication, kelp, mangroves, Mariana Trench, nuclear testing, ocean acidification, Planetary Boundaries, plastic, Plastic waste

There’s some pretty well-known facts about the ocean and the impacts it will experience on account of the climate crisis. But additionally, there are some really interesting lesser known stats around the way our warming planet will affect ocean health, that of the creatures living within it, and indeed our human health, too.

Mangrove Forests: An Endangered Ecosystem

Meghan Wetlands, YouTube Channel February 5, 2021August 21, 2021blue carbon, Carbon Sequestration, conservation, eutrophication, mangrove forest, mangroves, marine conservation, Sustainability

Today, we’re talking about one of the most important and endangered wetland ecosystems, mangroves.

Wetlands: An Undervalued Resource that Sustains all Life on Earth

Alex Schirn Water February 2, 2021February 2, 2021animal, animals, coral reefs, cultivation, destruction, ecosystem, erosion, fauna, fens, food, freshwater, habitat, humanity, lagoon, mangroves, medicine, migration, peatlands, pollutants, protection, purification, quality, reproduction, rice, security, soil, storm, wetland, WWD

Did you know wetlands—ecosystems flooded by water—sustain humanity and nature?