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Ocean Encounters Environmental Education Initiative

Ocean Encounters Environmental Education Initiative

The Ocean Alliance is dedicated to the conservation of whales and their ocean environment through research and education. The Royal Melbourne Zoo is a leading international educational institution in Melbourne, Australia.

With the popularity of the PBS web series, the Voyage of the Odyssey – Chris and Genevieve Johnson of earthOCEAN developed the Ocean Encounters education initiative – a series of videos, images and sounds presented on DVD with educators from the Melbourne Zoo.

March 23rd, 2009 by Chris Johnson | No Comments


Whale Watching in Argentina

Whale Watching in Argentina

Everybody remembers seeing their first whale, and most people experience their first close encounter on a whale watch trip. For me, it was a magnificent blue whale off Monterey Bay, California. But watching whales in Patagonia is a whale watching experience like no other, watching whales here, is truly a close encounter! Southern right whales in Peninsula Valdés are perhaps the best-known wild cetaceans on earth. I made my first acquaintance with these right whales last year, and felt compelled to return to see them again.

October 20th, 2006 by Genevieve Johnson | 1 Comment


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Chris and Genevieve Johnson on location in Argentina

Chris Johnson is a documentary filmmaker, wildlife photographer and new media producer. Genevieve Johnson is a writer and teacher specializing in science communication and environmental education. Together they run earthOCEAN media.

Together they write a blog going 'behind the scenes' on various projects, examine techniques in environment literacy and science communication, and explore topics in the news.


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