Orca | Challenging Habitat

“I am Ocean”

The fact that terrestrial vertebrates, including me, descended from an early marine fish some 375 million years ago is too far fetched for me to say I am ocean. Nevertheless, for me this statement holds some scientific and… Read More

Leave a Comment

Posted on January 21, 2026 by Dr Charlotte Braungardt

climate change, conservation, education, Environment, nature, ocean, planet, resilience, sailing, Science, shanty

advocate, algae, atmosphere, biogeochemical cycles, British Trust of Ornithology, BTO, Citizen Science, climate change, CO2, ecosystem services, emotional connection, global ocean conveyor belt, Happywhale, hydrological cycle, Marine Identity, NASA GLOBE Observer, National Oceanography Centre, nature exploration, NOC, Ocean Rising, Orca, Pelican of London, Plymouth Sound National Marine Park, sailing, Seawatch Foundation, Shark Trust UK, thermohaline circulation, University of Plymouth

humpback-whale Brigitte Werner, on Pixabay

The Humpback Whale in My Mind’s Eye

Recently, I attended a cetacean identification course with Orca (highly recommended!) and it featured stunning videos of dolphins and whales.

“I am Ocean”

The Humpback Whale in My Mind’s Eye

Archives