10 articles
The blue economy spans shipping, aquaculture, offshore energy, blue carbon and restoration. Here is where the ocean jobs actually are and how to enter each.
Tom Okafor ·
A Tidewright field note from Triabunna: 300 neighbours, forty schoolkids and one microscope queue at the Holdfast kelp hatchery's first community open day.
Naomi Reyes ·
Twenty-four fourth-graders, forty masks, and one restored kelp bay. Field notes from a Tinderbox school snorkel day — and why it matters to the program.
Jack Callum ·
Ocean engineering spans naval architecture, robotics, coastal and offshore work. A guide to the disciplines, degrees, tools and sectors hiring now.
Naomi Reyes ·
How to build a career in ocean science communication: the roles, the entry routes, the skills employers want, and the ethics of telling the sea truthfully.
Tom Okafor ·
A step-by-step guide to becoming a marine biologist — which degrees matter, the field skills that hire, what first jobs pay, and the mistakes to avoid along the way.
Dr. Theo Nakamura ·
Marine conservation careers span rangers, policy staff, restoration crews and data scientists. Here is an honest map of the routes in, the pay, and the skills that matter.
Dr. Mara Ellison ·
Want a career studying kelp forests, reefs and ocean ecosystems? A realistic map of the degrees, fieldwork, skills and first jobs that lead into marine ecology.
Dr. Mara Ellison ·
How seaweed farms can add tours, snorkel visits and school programs as a second income — the permits, safety planning, pricing and pitfalls that make it work.
Naomi Reyes ·
What a marine biology degree actually delivers: the jobs it opens, the salaries it misses, when it pays off, and smarter alternatives for some students.
Dr. Theo Nakamura ·