Ocean Alliance

We’re very excited to announce that the episode of the documentary Deep Dive North America that Ocean Alliance was featured in has been nominated in the Panda Awards, also known as the ‘Green Oscars’! 🏆

This was such a great production to be a part of, and we’re thrilled by this news. Ocean Alliance is featured in Episode 3: Crowded Seas (around 16 minutes into the episode 👀).

In the US, you can watch this series on Disney+, Hulu, and XumoPlay. For our supporters in other countries, you can find out how to watch it here: https://lovenature.com/channel-finder/

Thank you to everyone who came out to our headquarters for Movie Night last week! It was a gorgeous evening and we loved meeting and connecting with our Gloucester community 🌊🎥

Who would enjoy a movie night PROJECTED on our buildings? Drop some love below and we will see what magic we can make happen…👀

Didn’t get a chance to make it? Don’t fret! Come on down to our offices M-F, 9-5, and we would be happy to give you a tour!

Photos: Paula Lopez Cereijo

Tonight! Join us for a screening of Snotbot's greatest hits, followed by "Whales: An Unforgettable Journey!"

When: 4-7PM
Where: 32 Horton Street.
Who? Bring your kids, bring your friends, and get ready for a whale-tastic evening!

Don't forget to walk around Rocky Neck Art Colony, and visit all of our amazing neighbors who have opened their spaces to you this evening 🌊💙🐋

Mark your calendars for our first open house event of the year!

Bring your beach chairs and set up to watch Ocean Alliance’s greatest research clips 🎥

Join us for light refreshments, exciting visuals, and a chance to learn more about your local oceanographic organization.

Limited parking availability on site, free parking available at Rocky Neck car park.

Positive news for your Thursday!

"Scientists have mapped over 165,000km² of coral reefs with the strongest potential to survive climate change, tripling previous estimates and launching a global campaign to accelerate their protection."

Click to learn more:

Reef relief: Scientists map 165,000km² of climate resilient coral - Oceanographic A landmark study identifies more than 165,000km² of climate-resilient coral reefs across 71 countries, tripling previous estimates.