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• The Global Ocean Legacy Navigator: April 2013

  • Apr 12, 2013, 10:45 EST
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  Read the April edition of Global Ocean Legacy's newsletter, which features a Global Ocean Legacy hero, an expedition to Tristan da Cunha, and a Pacific connection.More

   

• Protecting the Deep Sea

  • Dec 06, 2012, 17:10 EST
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  Wellington, New Zealand, is an appropriate setting for this week’s 13th International Deep Sea Biology Symposium. Just offshore from the capital city is the second-deepest underwater trench in the world, the Kermadec Trench.More

   

• 'Wakey Wakey Wakey!'

  • Oct 03, 2012, 17:30 EST
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  Around Wellington, New Zealand—and the globe, for that matter—the Pew Environment Group’s Global Ocean Legacy project has been urging people to “wake up” and support the establishment of a highly protected marine reserve in New Zealand’s remote and rarely visited Kermadec Islands. More

   

• Dispatches from the Kermadecs

  • Aug 30, 2012, 11:20 EST
  • Global Ocean Legacy - Kermadec

  Dr Rebecca Priestley is travelling on the HNZMS Canterbury as part of a Sir Peter Blake Trust voyage to the Kermadecs. With degrees in earth sciences and the history and philosophy of science, Rebecca is part of a team of experts selected by Pew Environment Group to join the voyage to this remarkable and remote ocean wilderness two-days sailing northeast of New Zealand’s North Island.More

   

• Inspired Art: Nine Artists Explore New Zealand's Remote Kermadecs

  • Nov 30, 2011, 10:10 EST
  • Global Ocean Legacy - Kermadec

  This week marks the beginning of a two-month exhibition in New Zealand featuring artwork inspired by the remote Kermadec marine region, an area under consideration for protection as an ocean sanctuary.More

   

• Encounters: Artists in the Kermadecs

  • Aug 25, 2011, 12:10 EST
  • Global Ocean Legacy - Kermadec

  In May 2011, artists from the South Pacific embarked on a journey to the seas around the Kermadec Islands. For six days, they followed in the path of explorers before them, from the earliest Polynesian voyagers to modern-day conservationists, to experience this extraordinary place, where globally significant marine life co-exists with underwater volcanoes and the deepest ocean trench in the Southern Hemisphere.More

   

• Global Ocean Legacy Interactive Map

  • Jun 08, 2011, 13:55 EST
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  In recognition of World Oceans Day (June 8), Pew’s Global Ocean Legacy campaign has launched an interactive map to spotlight some of the most important and unspoiled places in our seas.More

   

• Kermadec Islands Marine Reserve Map

  • May 18, 2011, 10:30 EST
  • Global Ocean Legacy - Kermadec

  Located between New Zealand’s North Island and Tonga, the 15 islands and rocks of the Kermadecs are remote and rarely visited. From these islands, to the waters surrounding them, and the deep trench below, the Kermadecs is a place for exploration and discovery.  More

   

• Artists in the South Pacific

  • May 16, 2011, 13:30 EST
  • Global Ocean Legacy, Global Ocean Legacy - Kermadec

  From May 10-20, nine artists from Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific are journeying onboard the Royal New Zealand Navy vessel, HMNZS Otago, to the remote and rarely visited Kermadec Islands.More

   

• The Kermadecs: An Ocean Wilderness

  • Feb 23, 2011, 13:19 EST
  • Global Ocean Legacy, Global Ocean Legacy - Kermadec

  One of the world’s last great wilderness areas is the ocean surrounding the Kermadec Islands, located in the South Pacific Ocean between New Zealand’s northernmost island and Tonga.More

   

• Marine Scientists: Show Your Support for Large No-Take Marine Reserves

  • Jun 01, 2010, 16:15 EST
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  Global Ocean Legacy has prepared a Science Statement that endorses the concept of designating large ocean reserves. Our goal is to demonstrate to policy makers that marine scientists around the world are supportive of bolder action to designate very large marine reserves that can serve as reference sites for research and as protected “arks” for diminishing populations of at-risk marine species. Please join with other senior scientists and marine specialists in endorsing this statement of support for large no-take marine reserves.More