
Experts discuss strategies to protect and preserve our oceans, addressing plastic pollution, sustainable practices, and policy measures for securing the future of marine ecosystems.

Explore how shifting perceptions of science drive climate action and create opportunities for businesses, nonprofits, and researchers in environmental solutions and ocean conservation.

Discover how seaweed can regenerate oceans, feed the world, and combat climate change. Learn about its potential to transform marine ecosystems and global food systems from an experienced ocean advocate.

Discover innovative tech solutions for ocean conservation and marine life protection, as discussed by leading authority Greg Stone at the Collision Conference.

Cartoonist Jim Toomey shares his love for the ocean through live sketches of sea creatures, showcasing how his comic strip Sherman's Lagoon uses humor to explore underwater life.

Renowned ocean researcher shares stunning images and alarming statistics about ocean decline, inspiring viewers to join her mission in protecting Earth's vital blue heart.

Coral reef ecologist reveals shocking state of overfished, overheated, and polluted oceans, presenting astonishing photos and statistics to illustrate the dire situation and future implications.

Explore innovative strategies and global initiatives to protect our oceans, featuring insights from leading experts in marine conservation and sustainability.

The Ocean Beneath Our Feet: Earth’s Climate Stabilizer and Memory Archive explores the critical role of the ocean as both a regulator of the global climate and a long-term archive of Earth’s environmental history. The talk highlights how marine systems absorb excess heat and carbon, preserve records

NOTE FROM TED: TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pdf The ocean is a $7 trillion economy that produces half the oxygen we breathe, feeds billions

The complementary processes of photosynthesis and decomposition run life on this finite planet without creating waste streams. So how can we use this knowledge to move toward circular economies that better align with ecological cycles? Mycologist Sue Van Hook focuses on ocean health for the oxygen w