The Seas4Life Blog—Stories, learnings, and tips & tricks from the Seas4Life team
Dive into the World of Oceanic Wonders
Dive into the depth of our sea journals and explore the wonders of our marine world and the importance of our marine ecosystem. Seas4Life is committed to preserving and protecting our oceans through these invaluable records. Join us in our mission to preserve and protect our oceans for generations to come. Together, let’s make a difference for our seas.
Ocean Guardians Report
Hear from Ocean Guardian Isobel Crosskey on her experience during her gap year placement helping Turtle Conservation with the Olive Ridley Project in Diani Beach.
Kiunga Marine National Reserve And Lamu
Steeped in history, the genie really comes out of the lamp when you get to Kiunga – a marine protected area where the reefs are populated with the fluorescence of coral and fish.
Founder’s Note
We at Seas4Life have adapted that concept to the sea, where you travel in, on and around the sea to venture into the blue wilderness.
Seas4life Foundation
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Spice Island Sea Safari
Zanzibar evokes a sense of mystery, with its history of trading and beautiful seas. Ungunja Island (main Zanzibar) is renowned for its beaches, spice tours and globally recognised and protected Stone Town.
Aliwal Shoals
We briefly explored the Aliwal Shoals in June, after a wonderful week on the sardine run. I could not resist the opportunity having heard such wonderful tales and reports of the biodiversity we could encounter.
The Sardine Run
A mystery as intriguing and spectacular as the wildebeest migration takes place annually from mid May to end of July in the sea in South Africa. Millions of Sardines form great shoals moving northward along the East Coast.