earthOCEAN specialize in working with educational institutions, universities, non-profit organizations, community groups and government agencies to create an original suite of effective education and outreach solutions for a variety of needs.
We combine professional multimedia and educational story telling tools to communicate scientific findings and solution-based messages to the public in an accurate and compelling way.
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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.

When people ask me what they can do to help the oceans, my immediate response is to say, “don’t eat shrimp!” Shrimp fisheries are the most destructive in the world and eating shrimp can be one of the worst things you can do to the oceans and to coastal communities.

Read and learn, a great place to start.
Not every action taken for the environment has to involve getting wet, climbing trees, going vegan or handcuffing yourself to a nuclear facility. In fact, you can begin without even getting of the couch. Following is a collection of eloquent and inspiring books that explore places, people, the natural world and our changing relationship with the life-giving ocean. Most can be bought second hand on Amazon. Click on the link to find the book you are interested in.

Chris and Genevieve Johnson of earthOCEAN are keynote speakers in the 2007 SUBIOS festival in the Seychelles.

SUBIOS takes place from March 19-25,2007. This year’s theme is cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises).