Ocean
A very searious Footprint
A very searious Footprint
The shoe industry is making waves in the collective effort to protect ocean biodiversity. Several innovative projects in Portugal, Poland and Colombia are helping to define new cutting-edge and eco-friendly footwear solutions.
Heavy-duty Mission
Heavy-duty Mission
For the first time, the Oceano Azul Foundation invited diving centres to join the 2020 International Coastal Cleanup, the world’s largest volunteer effort to clean up the marine environment. The iconic tall ship Santa Maria Manuela was the base for one of the campaigns.
Sounds from the Deep
Sounds from the Deep
There are universes that transcend the senses, inhabited by sounds beyond the range of normal hearing. Deep habitats where sound waves take on a vital role in the communication and survival of some species in the animal kingdom.
Riding the wave of Sustainability
Riding the wave of Sustainability
Jerónimo Martins enters the main surfing competition in Portugal to prove that “knowledge is our best defence” to preserve our richest and most fragile natural heritage: the ocean.
Shades of Blue
Shades of Blue
While guiding viewers through a silent sea of wonders, BBC’s 9 award-winning “Blue Planet II” sparked an international move for a change that is a lot more than just a drop in the ocean in what fighting plastic waste is concerned.
Plogging plastic waste-free beaches
Plogging plastic waste-free beaches
Pingo Doce joined forces with the Portuguese Nature Conservation League to clean up 13 beaches up and down the country.
Beneath the Glow
Beneath the Glow
Rare among plants and animals that live on land, the ability to generate light is much more common underwater, where three quarters of the living beings are bioluminescent. These organisms produce their own glow as a tool to attack, defend or mate, creating a unique spectacle of radiant colours.
Pete Bethune, Captain of the Seas
Pete Bethune, Captain of the Seas
The “eco-warrior” and conservationist Pete Bethune has one goal in life: to catch criminals who are endangering the world’s wildlife and environment and bring them to justice.
Deep Warm enough?
Deep Warm enough?
The rise of the temperature is threatening coral reefs, which are considered one of the richest ecosystems of the in terms of biodiversity in the world.
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