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This year, the 10th annual Photo Competition for United Nations World Ocean Day (UN WOD) received thousands of photo submissions from around the world surrounding the theme, Planet Ocean: Tides Are Changing.

One of Hilo’s most historic buildings houses the Mokupāpapa Discovery Center, where you can check out World Ocean Day on June 10.

The event's keynote speaker and "Emily in Paris" actor Lucas Bravo discusses his connection to ocean conservation and shares advice for activists.

A healthy ocean offers more opportunities and underpins the benefits of the blue economy with its vast array of valuable resources

Today we celebrate United Nations World Oceans Day (UN WOD), with this year’s theme: Planet Ocean: Tides Are Changing.

PRESIDENT Hage Geingob has called for the prioritization of ocean conservation, emphasizing that Namibia's economic future and the...

This years theme is "tides are changing" — but are things changing for the better or worse? well, a marine biologist who has dedicated decades of her life looking at the ocean, and can tell us about the many changes she has personally seen, is dr sylvia earle — she is "founder of mission blue" and was named time magazines first hero of the planet. sylvia joins us from new york. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. i understand that you have just come back from yet another trip to anta...

World Ocean Day is June 8. In Big Island Now Poll #14 we ask: What is your favorite creature that lives in the ocean around Hawaiʻi?

The 2023 theme for World Ocean Day is “Planet Ocean: Tides Are Changing.”