Hailing from 50 nations, more than 540 sailors competed in Sailing World Cup Miami, a Silver Level Clean Regatta, in late January. This event is an exciting lead up to the Sailing World Championships in August, which will be the first opportunity for these sailors to qualify for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Prior to … Read more

We are excited to announce plans to join forces with Oceana – the world’s largest international ocean conservation organization. This partnership will put more wind behind Sailors for the Sea and our mission of engaging, educating, inspiring, and activating the boating community to protect the waters we all love to recreate on. We will, of … Read more

Hello from the Cramer! Currently we are anchored in Antigua. We have been underway now for three weeks, and I am loving every second… well, maybe not when we have to clean the galley, but other than that, everything from a quiet dawn watch under the stars to working with my shipmates when setting and … Read more

Many of the world’s largest creatures are found in our vast ocean. In fact, the largest animal known to have ever existed is the blue whale – growing over 30 meters and weighing up to a whopping 200 tons! That is almost of the length of 3 school buses and the weight of 15 school … Read more

We arrived in Grenada on November 16th, all extremely travel weary, but radiating excitement nonetheless. We are currently stationed at the True Blue Bay Resort in Grenada for our second onshore component, where we are learning to gather data using transects while snorkeling, meeting with Grenadian government officials and conservation NGOs, taking field trips around … Read more

Hey everyone! My name is Keiley James, and I am a sophomore Biology major at the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!). Earlier this summer I made one of the the best decisions of my life: to go on a SEA Semester. I am a part of class C-276, the Caribbean Reef Expedition. This entire experience … Read more

In today’s fast-paced media world, it’s easy to jump from one news story to the next and forget what happened the previous day. Here’s a reminder: it is still hurricane season, and it will be until November 30. Our friends in the Caribbean have faced remarkable challenges very early during this 2017 hurricane season. Lives … Read more

Are you looking for free, educational activities for your students? Try our KELP (Kids Environmental Lesson Plans) program. With minimal preparation and simple materials (that you can usually find at home or in a grocery store), KELP activities are a great supplement to STEM curriculum. As students are learning to adapt to being back in … Read more

Sailors for the Sea’s Onboard Reporter, Anna, traveled over 2,500 miles on Sea Education Association’s tall ship SSV Corwith Cramer. Starting in the Bahamas, they sailed to Bermuda and then north to New York City. Along the route, Anna studied the health and phylogenetic relationships of the golden floating seaweed, Sargassum. Living and doing science … Read more

How does blackwater affect our harbors? Dumping sewage into coastal waters can cause a number of problems for both the environment and human health. See how below: What are the regulations?  1. It’s illegal to discharge untreated sewage in coastal waters within 3 miles of shore and inland waters (lake, reservoirs, rivers, etc.) in the … Read more