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Sailing is at the heart of island life — shaping trade, community, and daily routines across these remote Pacific islands 🌴. From a young age, children learn the art of sailing, often starting with handmade toy sailboats as their first lesson on the water. 🌊 Experience this island tradition in Clay Pot Fire Cooked Feast (Ep22) on Once Upon A Reef. 👇 Subscribe for more reef stories and island adventures. 💙 Support the journey on Patreon! #OnceUponAReef #PapuaNewGuinea #IslandAdventure #TropicalVibes #PNG #OceanAdventure #PacificIslands #NatureLovers #OffGridLiving #SailingLife #IslandCulture #ToySailboats #HiddenParadise #CommunityLife #TraditionalSkills
For years the Filicudi WildLife Conservation Association has been involved in research applied to the conservation of cetaceans and sea turtles in the Aeolian Archipelago. A lot of the work is the outcome of the incredible collaboration with public and private research institutions and many Italian universities. In this video we see what the researchers and volunteers from the Association spot on a regular basis, luckily, more often recently than before: dolphins in the northern part of Sicily, by the Archipelago. This video is part of an interview with Chiara Bruno, researcher and co-founder at the Filicudi Wildlife Conservation Association. You can read the full interview with Chiara in the first issue of our digital magazine Magister Navis here: https://sailogy.com/en/magazine Enjoy the read!