World Ocean Video

Welcome to WORLD OCEAN VIDEO - web-ready lectures and documentaries chosen as key amplifiers of relevant ocean issues.

Each of these inspiring individuals, programs and organizations provide varied and comprehensive demonstrations of exemplary contributions to ocean knowledge and advocacy.

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, (D) Rhode Island

Time to Wake Up: Protecting Our Ocean

Nancy Rabalais,
Marine Ecologist

Gulf of Mexico’s Dead Zone
2012 MacArthur Fellow

Kerstin Forsberg

Ocean Planet

Ocean Frontiers

The Dawn of a New Era in Ocean Stewardship

Roz Savage

Oars for a Cause

Cobi Emery

Pick Up 3 - A short film about ocean and beach pollution. The young film maker comes up with a solution and how you can help.

Kyle Thiermann

Surfing for Change

TEDxSF: AN EVENING ON THE OCEANS

From "A Very Special Evening on the Oceans" held in April of 2012. The evening featured TEDx talks by writers, scientists, researchers, chefs and aquapreneurs, all discussing the issues of the sea.

	Andy Sharpless, Oceana	How to Feed the World & Save the Oceans
	Edward T. Lu, Astronaut	Oceans of Robots

TED TALKS

Casson Trenor

Sustainable Sushi

Mike Sutton

The Future of Seafood & Our Oceans

Kate Orff

Reviving Rivers with Oysters

Kristina Gjerde

Making Law on the High Seas

Sylvia Earle

TED Prize Wish to Protect Our Oceans

Carl Safina

The Oil Spill's Unseen Culprits, Victims

Dianna Cohen

Tough Truths About Plastic Pollution

Camille Seamen

The Last Iceberg

TED Talk Themes: A Taste of Mission Blue Voyage April, 2010, Galapagos, Equador
	Greg Stone	Saving the Ocean One Island at a Time
	Rob Dunbar	Discovering Ancient Climates in Oceans & Ice
	Barton Seaver	Sustainable Seafood? Let's Get Smart
	Barbara Block	Tagging Tuna in the Deep Ocean
	Stephen Palumbi	Following the Mercury Trail
	John Delaney	Wiring an Interactive Ocean
	Brian Skerry	Revealing the Ocean's Glory-and Horror
	Edith Widder	Glowing Life in an Underwater World
	Enric Sala	Glimpses of a Pristine Ocean
	Jim Toomey	Learning from Sherman the Shark