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Education

The Ocean Atlas

A world of ocean knowledge, open to everyone.

The Ocean Atlas makes ocean knowledge engaging and accessible to different audiences and ways of learning. It brings together educational series, workshops, posts and resources across ocean science, marine science and marine conservation.

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Educational series

The Ocean Didn’t Tell You That

Surprising, memorable marine science facts that spark curiosity and make ocean knowledge approachable.

This series is planned for short Instagram posts or reels with clear explanations, image descriptions and sources.

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Beneath the Surface

Deeper questions about marine conservation, accessibility and inclusion, including whose experiences shape these issues.

This series is planned for explainers, reflective posts, interviews or conversations.

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Blue Hands

Making marine learning more accessible through sign language and movement, developed with the people and communities who use those forms of communication.

Ocean Bytes

Connecting coding with ocean learning.

Ocean Webinar Series

An educational series designed to bring ocean topics to a wider audience. The planned panel format brings together one professional and three early-career scientists.

Planned topics

  • Oceanography and the deep sea
  • Physiology
  • Climate change and conservation
  • Marine mammals, ecology and biodiversity
  • Polar oceans
  • Island communities

Accessible Oceans

Accessible Oceans is MBB’s accessibility assessment framework.

Workshops, posts and resources

Educational workshops, posts and resources also belong to The Ocean Atlas, even when they do not have their own series name.

Ocean Science, Marine Science and Marine Conservation: What’s the Difference?

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