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SUMMARY:The Explorers Club World Oceans Week - Day 4
DESCRIPTION:Oceans Week Thursday will highlight some of the vast technological innovations shaping the ocean and ocean exploration\, from AI to the deep sea. \n🌊 Thursday\n5:00 pm – Smart Seas \nLarge language model artificial intelligence systems are shaping the modern world – hear from Chris Verlinden\, Senior Scientist and Chief Technology Officer at Applied Ocean Sciences\, Paul Woods\, Chief Innovation Officer at Global Fishing Watch\, Liz Suter\, from the Institute for Ocean Conservation Science\, and more A.I. and marine experts on how artificial intelligence is already impacting ocean restoration and conservation.\n6:30 pm – Don Walsh Chronicles \nOur annual program in honor of the first to the bottom of the Mariana Trench\, ocean pioneer and Rolex legend Don Walsh. This year’s edition dives into the fascinating and unexpected intersections of art and marine science. Featuring underwater storytelling from Richard Vevers\, Founder of The Ocean Agency who was featured in the Netflix documentary Chasing Coral\, Brad Fox\, author of The Bathysphere Book\, Hans Walters\, shark expert and researcher with the New York Aquarium\, and moderated by Susan Casey\, author of The Underworld: Journeys to the Depths of the Ocean.
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/the-explorers-club-world-oceans-week-day-4/
LOCATION:The Explorers Club\, 46 e 70th St\, NY NY
ORGANIZER;CN="The Explorers Club":MAILTO:mshaw@explorers.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260605T170000
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SUMMARY:The Explorers Club World Oceans Week - Day 5
DESCRIPTION:Oceans Week Friday will illuminate the mysterious squids of the deep ocean through a film screening\, and end with our famous WOW closing party. \nFriday\n5:00 pm – A Life Illuminated \nOur squid ambassador session features a screening and convo on the new film about marine biologist Edie Widder\, first to film a live giant squid in U.S. waters.\nSynopsis: A Life Illuminated follows trailblazing marine biologist Dr. Edie Widder—one of the first women in her field and one of the first humans to explore the ocean’s twilight zone—as she descends 3\,300 feet into the ocean’s darkest depths. From capturing the first-ever footage of the elusive giant squid to unveiling the glowing mysteries of deep-sea bioluminescence\, Edie embarks on her most daring quest yet: to document a bioluminescent phenomenon that could forever change how we understand life on Earth.\nFeaturing: Dr. Edie Widder (remote) and in-person Filmmakers Tasha Van Zant and Sebastian Zeck\, and Erika Montague\, Chief of Technology\, Schmidt Marine Technology Partner. Moderated by Gaelin Rosenwaks. \n7:00 pm – Roots & Tides Party \nEnter the mangrove to close the week with a party like none other — an ecosystem of experience awaits. Featuring foods\, fashion\, and music inspired by the biodiverse waterways connecting sea to shore. Come and celebrate where water becomes ocean. \nWith live sounds from the stars of NPR’s Tiny Desk Grupo Rebolú\, tastes of the Caribbean provided by Brooklyn’s top Colombian restaurant Palenque\, and a living exhibition by Alejandra Parra Parodi\, fresh from the runways of Parsons School of Design’s 2026 MFA program\, with models wearing pieces crafted from iraca fiber\, a natural material that grows within mangrove ecosystems woven through ancestral techniques from the coastal community of Usiacurí\, Colombia.
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/the-explorers-club-world-oceans-week-day-5/
LOCATION:The Explorers Club\, 46 e 70th St\, NY NY
ORGANIZER;CN="The Explorers Club":MAILTO:mshaw@explorers.org
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SUMMARY:World Oceans Day Argentina - Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:Next June we will be celebrating our 12th World Oceans Day Argentina edition with a selection of international an national shor films screenings\, artists and special guests in 6 cities of Argentina.\nFrom Ushuaia at the End of the World to Buenos Aires\, 6 cities of Argentina will be part of this amazing event Rio Grande\, Comodoro Rivadavia \, Mar del Plata and this year we are welcoming San Clemente del Tuyu for the first time. \nINSTAGRAM. @worldoceansdayargentina
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/world-oceans-day-argentina-festival-2026/
LOCATION:Buenos Aires Planetarium\, AV. Sarmiento S/N\, Buenos Aires\, Argentina
ORGANIZER;CN="World Oceans Day Argentina":MAILTO:worldoceansdayarg@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260606T080000
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SUMMARY:Blue Polo Day: Sport for the Ocean – 2026
DESCRIPTION:It is the first event merging ocean science and networking at Campo Bravo Polo Ranch. It serves as a meeting point where the elegance of polo meets the urgency of marine conservation\, gathering leaders and investors to protect our coasts; In the context of the United Nations World Oceans Day 2026 and answering the global call to “Reimagine” our relationship with the ocean \, the Blue Polo Day merges ocean science and high-level networking in Bogotá\, Colombia. \nAgenda and Key Activities:\nTo close the distance between society and the sea\, the event offers a comprehensive experience that includes: \nStrategic Impact Panels: \nBlue Economy (The Profitable Ocean): A space to discuss models where sustainability and economic growth coexist\, featuring the Ministry of Environment of Colombia\, CAF\, and local communities. \nScience and Sovereignty: Dialogues on governance\, space\, and oceans\, from the satellite to the bottom of the Pacific. \nSport and Culture: A polo match exhibition\, an auditory immersion by SoundLab\, scientific art\, and a rich gastronomic experience with flavors from the Colombian Pacific. \nWellness: Equine therapy and yoga sessions to reconnect with the natural environment. \nDirect Impact and Conservation:\nThe event not only raises awareness but actively supports four locally-led projects with total transparency in the Colombian Pacific: \nBahía Solano (Propagules Seedbed): 40 apprentices guarding the oceanic future\, led by Edgar Molina. \nSouth Pacific (MamaOrbe Center): Critical infrastructure for the olive ridley sea turtle\, led by Orfila Bermúdez. \nJurubirá (Nursery and Classroom): A space for local marine restoration\, led by Luis Murillo. \nLa Barra (Blue Carbon): Technical protocol for carbon capture\, led by Yisela Rentería. \nBlue Polo Day is a space where sustainability is a shared decision\, demonstrating that the Pacific is our guide.
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/blue-polo-day-sport-for-the-ocean-2026/
LOCATION:Campo Bravo Polo Ranch\, Cl. 222 #55-1\, Bogotá\, Colombia
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SUMMARY:World Ocean Day for Schools
DESCRIPTION:World Ocean Day for Schools provides educators with the inspiration\, resources & activities to engage their students in more meaningful conversations about the ocean. Since its launch in 2018\, World Ocean Day for Schools has focused on increasing ocean literacy in schools. We’ve evolved from a small-scale event with 400 schools to an interactive online festival with over 100k users. We’re proud to be a UN Ocean Decade endorsed project. \nThis year at World Ocean Day for Schools\, we’re exploring blue careers. We want kids to know that\, no matter where they live or what skills they have\, they can work in ocean conservation. We’ll be introducing them to a crew of amazing individuals around the world who will share their stories\, answer questions and hopefully\, make kids think: wow\, that could be me. \nRegistration is free\, and everything you need – teacher toolkits\, lesson plans and worksheets- is downloadable on our website. All you need to do is add your local blue space to the map\, and you’ll be good to go!
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/world-ocean-day-for-schools-2/
ORGANIZER;CN="World Ocean Day for Schools":MAILTO:hello@worldoceanday.school
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260608T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260608T180000
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SUMMARY:The ocean is closer than you think
DESCRIPTION:From your morning coffee to your goodnight text\, the ocean sneaks into our daily lives\, sometimes in surprising ways. \nOn World Oceans Day\, join 71.life to explore how people are reimagining the products and services we use every day to better understand\, protect and restore the ocean. \nYou will see work by scientists\, researchers\, engineers\, designers and artists that might inspire you to discover: What kind of problem-solver are you?
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/the-ocean-is-closer-than-you-think/
LOCATION:Kiln\, Portland\, 1120 SE Madison St.\, Portland\, Oregon\, 97214\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Lici Denning":MAILTO:licidenning@me.com
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UID:33219-1780938000-1780941600@unworldoceansday.org
SUMMARY:Sustainable Fishing Means Co-Management That Works: Nigeria Community Action Plan to National Enforcement
DESCRIPTION:🌊 WORLD OCEAN DAY 2026 🌍\nIn celebration of the World Ocean Day 2026\, The Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture\, Adekunle Ajasin University invites you to a crucial discussion on marine sustainability in a Webinar Title: Sustainable Fishing Means Co-Management That Works: Nigeria Community Action Plan to National Enforcement \n📅 Date: 8th June 2026\n⏰ Time: 5:00 PM\n📍 Venue: Google Classroom\n🎙️Guest Speaker: Prof. C. Lawrence Nwanna \nCo-Host: Prof. A. E. Gbadamosi (Dean) \nHost: Dr. J. O. Oyedokun (HOD) \nModerator: Dr. T. O. Folorunsho \nJoin via: https://classroom.google.com/c/ODY1MDk4MzE5MDU3?cjc=yevpxn7m
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/sustainable-fishing-means-co-management-that-works-nigeria-community-action-plan-to-national-enforcement/
LOCATION:Akungba Akoko\, Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture\, Adekunle Ajasin University\, Akungba Akoko\, Akungba Akoko\, 340252\, Nigeria
ORGANIZER;CN="Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture%2C Adekunle Ajasin University%2C Akungba Akoko.":MAILTO:jacob.oyedokun@aaua.edu.ng
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260617T160000
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UID:33190-1781712000-1781719200@unworldoceansday.org
SUMMARY:Skarks and Ocean
DESCRIPTION:Oceans For All Foundation invites you to discover and understand the crucial importance of sharks for the ocean. From coral reefs to seagrass meadows\, from their prey to the climate\, the role of these apex predators is vital to the health of our oceans.
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/skarks-and-ocean/
LOCATION:Paris\, Haras Lupin 129 Av. de la Celle Saint-Cloud\, 92420 Vaucresson\, France France\, Vaucresson\, 92420\, France
ORGANIZER;CN="David Martin":MAILTO:david@oceansfortallfoundation.org
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