Sea Change Project Presents
Stories, news, and journals from the seaforest.
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Thirty years after the world agreed to act on environmental threats before the evidence was conclusive, the economy still consistently trumps the planet – and the warnings are only growing louder. But between recovering whale populations, newly discovered ocean species and Indigenous-led marine reserves, there is still a world of hope worth building.
Biodiversity in the Great African Seaforest relies on relationships between species – some that are mutually beneficial and others that can seem like a horror show.
From tiny amphipods navigating the kelp fronds to rock lobsters scuttling along the reefs, crustaceans are the seaforest’s great connectors. South Africa alone has described more than 13,000 marine animals, of which over 2,300 are Crustacea.
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The world of fantasy and adventure experienced in the ocean often belies language.
Breaking down the boundaries between nature and science to allow for deeper nature immersion and better marine biology research.
Swimming through the seaforest tracking down cuttlefish eggs, assessing predatory marks in shells, and ascertaining the species of some strange egg casing.
My plan was to walk through those gorgeous mountain forests taking photographs. Now having abandoned the land I’m trying to take underwater landscape photos of kelp forests.
Yo-Yo Ma’s visit to Cape Town as part of the Bach Project, and the performance of our song, Amphibious Soul, with Zolani Mahola at Craig’s house.
