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4 Views · 7 days ago

When Skipper Chloe first met Yannick Chancerelle on the beach in Moorea, his passion for protecting coral reefs left a lasting impression. 🪸 After joining us as a Skipper volunteer, @chloesailsfast sat down with Yannick to learn more about his work at CRIOBE. In this video interview, they explore his work on monitoring reef health, track bleaching, and develop innovative ways to study coral resilience. Together, they highlight both the urgency and the hope in protecting these fragile ecosystems. #Skipper #OceanConservation #CoralReefs #ProtectWhatYouLove

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16 Views · 12 days ago

The ocean covers 70% of our planet and plays a critical role in regulating Earth’s climate. But climate change is accelerating its impacts—leading to coral bleaching, shifting marine ecosystems, and more. 🪸🌊 In this KELP (Kids Environmental Lesson Plans) activity, “In Hot Water,” SailGP Spain strategist Nicole van der Velden shows how heat affects our atmosphere and ocean. Using two balloons, one filled with air and one with water, plus a heat source (the sun), kids can see how differently each stores heat. Nicole also demonstrates a simple experiment to show how temperature changes water’s density and movement, helping us better understand the delicate balance of our climate system. Learn more and download KELP activities: https://bit.ly/41szqFy #SailGPESP #SailGP #KELP #KidsEnvironmentalLessonPlans

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0 Views · 1 month ago

Wind in your hair, salt on your skin, and nothing but blue horizons ahead. ⛵💙 At Sailors for the Sea, we believe sailing isn’t just a sport—it’s a way to connect with the ocean we’re working so hard to protect. Whether you're cruising, racing, or just soaking up the sea spray, every day on the water is a reminder of what’s worth saving. Join our crew of ocean advocates and keep the sea wild, healthy, and full of life. Tap the link to get on board: https://bit.ly/4lMPVUQ #GreenBoating #Sailing #Skipper #ProtectWhatYouLove

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9 Views · 2 months ago

We’re back with part two of Behind the Sail! This time, Lara Dallman-Weiss shares some of her most unforgettable moments from life on the water. ⛵ From once-in-a-lifetime moments to dream sailing companions, Sailors for the Sea Ambassador, US Sailing Team athlete, and 2x Olympian Lara gives us a glimpse into what keeps her inspired and connected to the sea. What’s been your most memorable moment on the water? Let us know below—and learn more about Lara: https://bit.ly/43xO8en #BehindTheSail #LaraDallmanWeiss #WomenWhoSail

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10 Views · 5 months ago

Come aboard for a look at last month’s Thistle Midwinters East in Ft. Walton Beach, FL! ⛵️💨 With Sailors for the Sea Ambassador and 2x Olympian @ldallman on board, the crew came together for their very first regatta—and they kicked things off right by focusing on what matters most: reducing their impact and protecting the waters they love to race on. #BreezeOnGameOn #CleanRegatta #ThistleClass #ProtectOurPlayground

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342 Views · 1 year ago

Sailors for the Sea Skipper volunteer, Emma Janson, shares three eco-smart tips to prepare and provision for an offshore sailing competition. The key is to think about what you are bringing onboard (avoiding lots of single-use plastic) and knowing the waste infrastructure of the location of your destination. For more eco-smart boating tips, download our free Green Boating Guide at https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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427 Views · 1 year ago

Oil spills can happen in any place where oil is being drilled, transported, or used. Small spills can occur when fueling a vessel, for example, while large spills can occur when pipelines break, or drilling operations go array. Oil spill cleanup activities can never remove all the oil spilled from the marine environment, and some methods may cause additional harm. In this activity, children will simulate an oil spill and use different methods and materials to try to clean up the pollution. Download Sailors for the Sea Powered by Oceana's Oil Spill Cleanup kid's activity: https://sailorsforthesea.org/kelp

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91 Views · 2 years ago

The Annapolis Sailboat Show joined the Clean Regattas program for the first time this year. Mary Ewenson, President of the Annapolis Boat Shows, shares sustainability successes and challenges, and a look toward the future. To learn more about Sailors for the Sea's Clean Regattas program, visit: www.cleanregattas.sailorsforthesea.org

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753 Views · 2 years ago

Sailors for the Sea Powered by Oceana unites sailors and boaters to take a stand for our oceans and waterways. We have built a community of ocean advocates, helped thousands of sailing and boating events become sustainable and empowered youth through our hands-on ocean activities, all of which is leading to real, positive changes for marine life and habitats around the world. Join us today: https://sailorsforthesea.org/join/ LET’S STAY CONNECTED: INSTAGRAM » https://www.instagram.com/sailorsforthesea/ TWITTER » https://www.twitter.com/sailorsforsea/ FACEBOOK » https://www.facebook.com/sailorsforthesea/ Narrated by David Rockefeller, Jr., Co-founder of Sailors for the Sea and Oceana Board Member

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128 Views · 2 years ago

Seagrass meadows are among the most productive ecosystems in the world, however, boating can have a devastating impact on these sensitive habitats if boaters don't take the proper precautions while navigating in shallow waters. Learn four simple tips to prevent prop scarring (also known as seagrass scarring). For more eco-smart boating tips, download our free Green Boating Guide at https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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136 Views · 2 years ago

If your tank water is unfit to drink, it can be challenging to decide the best way to store water aboard your boat for long distance racing or cruising. Learn three tips on how to stay hydrated at sea while also reducing single-use plastics aboard. For more eco-smart boating tips, download our free Green Boating Guide at https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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71 Views · 2 years ago

Around the country, leaders in the sailing community share their passion for our oceans to celebrate #WorldOceansDay and #NationalOceansMonth. Join us TODAY: https://sailorsforthesea.org/joinus

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86 Views · 3 years ago

Whether you are a competitive sailor or boat recreationally, you will use a lot of different types of clothing and gear while boating. Do you know what to do with the gear or clothing if you've outgrown items or they have reached the end of their life? Find out! For more eco-smart boating tips, download our free Green Boating Guide at https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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1,072 Views · 3 years ago

Have you ever wondered if it's okay to toss your food scraps overboard? Learn the best way to manage food waste while boating to reduce your impact on the environment. For more eco-smart boating tips, download our free Green Boating Guide at https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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675 Views · 3 years ago

Anchors and anchor chains can cause significant damage to coral reef ecosystems. Learn why it's important to protect coral reefs and tips on how to properly anchor to prevent disturbance to these sensitive marine habitats. For more eco-smart boating tips, download our free Green Boating Guide at https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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455 Views · 3 years ago

Before you go sailing, boating or swimming, you may be wondering what type of sunscreen to buy to protect your skin from the sun’s powerful rays. Did you know that some SPF products are harmful to the environment, particularly coral reef ecosystems? Learn how to identify eco-friendly sunscreen products. For more eco-smart boating tips, download our free Green Boating Guide at https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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125 Views · 3 years ago

Invasive species are plants and animals that invade an ecosystem where they don't belong. If the invasive species has no natural predators in its new environment, its population can grow unchecked. Once they're established, an invasive species is almost impossible to eradicate. As boaters, we can do our part to help stop the spread of non-native plants and animals. For more eco-smart boating tips, download our free Green Boating Guide at https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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261 Views · 3 years ago

Cleaning products are necessary for dissolving and removing dirt, grime and germs. However, some products can be harmful to the marine environment. Learn the facts about cleaners and tips on how to wash your boat in an eco-friendly way. To download our Green Boating Guide, visit https://sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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165 Views · 3 years ago

While dropping your anchor, you may inadvertently damage sensitive marine habitats, like seagrass beds. Learn how to protect these important ecosystems with three simple Green Boating tips. To download our free Green Boating Guide with more eco-friendly tips, visit: https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

sailorsforthesea
310 Views · 3 years ago

Are you looking for a cost-effective way to clean your boat with the environment in mind? You can clean most of your boat and boat accessories with five simple ingredients from your kitchen cabinets or boat galley. To download the DIY cleaning product recipes, visit https://www.sailorsforthesea.org/GreenTips

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