SEA BEYOND
All over the world, a wave of young people are rediscovering their connection with our ocean, and stepping up to become its future stewards. Discover some of their stories in Japan and Hawaiʻi, as part of Prada Group’s SEA BEYOND initiative in partnership with UNESCO.
In Tokyo, a city of more than 14 million people, an ancient approach to creating a better relationship between land and sea is being explored by a group of young ocean enthusiasts.
On the island of Oʻahu, ancient fishponds, that may hold the secret to a better relationship with our ocean, are being rediscovered by kids as part of a powerful education initiative.
An ancient species and an ancient underwater forest are both under threat as our ocean changes. Understanding the issues they face is the first step in turning the tide and helping them fight back.
Pollution, both seen and heard, is changing the way both humans and our ocean’s creatures are living. We can make a difference if we understand the challenge this fragile ecosystem is up against.
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Circular currents: Stemming the plastic tide in the Arctic
Once considered remote and pristine, the Arctic is now succumbing to a tide of plastic. In Norway, a monumental effort is underway to curb its spread.
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Sound waves and sea creatures
Thousands of marine species from microscopic zooplankton to the largest cetaceans rely on sound for survival and many have evolved unique oral and aural adaptations. Understanding them better could help us reduce the impact of anthropogenic noises from shipping and marine industry.


