UPDATES & STORIES FROM THE
EDGES OF EARTH

Dive into Ocean Breakthroughs' latest updates and explore stories of resilience, innovation, and hope from the ocean's edge.
The Edges of Earth expedition, in partnership with UN Climate Change High-Level Champions, brings you first-hand accounts from women-led coastal communities, showcasing how local leaders, Indigenous groups, scientists, and nonprofits are driving real-world ocean-climate solutions.

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Breakthrough: Seagrass

Celebrating World Seagrass Day: Restoring Vital Ecosystems for a Sustainable Future

Accelerating Coastal Community Resilience: From the Frontlines to the Global Stage

Ocean Breakthroughs Dashboard: Accelerating Ocean-Climate Action from Belém and Beyond

Country & Region: Home Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Australia
Breakthrough: Marine Conservation & Coastal Tourism

Haji’s story: Using tourism to preserve the Cocos Islands’ culture and environment

An interview with:
Haji Adam, Community Leader, Imam (Muslim Priest) & Elder with Cocos Island Marine Park & Cocos (Keeling) Islands Tourism Association

Country & Region: La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Breakthrough: Coastal Tourism, Marine Conservation

Only Just Getting Started: How Porfiria Gomez is Bridging Conservation and Community in Baja California Sur

An interview with:
Porfiria Gómez, Director of the ocean conservation nonprofit, Orgcas

Country & Region: Roatan, Honduras
Breakthrough: Coral Reefs, Coastal Tourism

Indira’s story: On the frontlines of reef survival in the Caribbean

An interview with:
Indira Brooks with the Roatán Marine Park

Country & Region: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Breakthrough: Marine Conservation

Boris’s story: Bringing “positive deviance” into the fight for ocean and climate health

An interview with:
Boris Worm, marine ecologist and professor at Dalhousie University

Country & Region: Bamfield, British Columbia, Canada
Breakthrough: Marine Conservation, Aquatic food

Connie’s Story: Preserving the magic of the kelp forests with a mix of Indigenous knowledge and scienc

An interview with:
Connie Crocker (Xwulslim), First Nations Liaison with The Kelp Rescue Initiative (KRI)

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