What is #PuraVida? Learn about what this common catch phrase means to Costa Rican locals 👉

Team Conrad? Team Jere? Nah… this summer we're Team Elephant Seal 🦭 Ditch Cousins Beach and travel to Año Nuevo State Park for our new episode featuring these sneezy marine mammals 👉

Meet some of the marine mammals of Madeira for a moment of #FridayZen. For more on these marvelous creatures in this remote Portuguese archipelago watch “Whales in a Plastic Ocean."

Last night, the 2025 Dive-in Summer Film Series came to a close with a screening of "The Elephant Seals of Año Nuevo." Thank you to our partner NSU Halmos College and reception sponsor LauderAle Brewery! All season 17 episodes are available to stream on YouTube @changingseasTV.

What a splash! Last night’s Dive-in Summer Film Series screening at NSU Halmos College was the third installment of our four-part summer event. Big thanks to our insightful expert panel and to local brewery.LauderAle for sponsoring the reception with their refreshing brews!

To find out how fishermen and citizen reports helped raise awareness of a recent issue in the Florida Keys, check out our brand new episode, “Mystery of the Spinning Fish." Full program available on our YouTube channel @ChangingSeasTv.

Did you know there is a hotline in Florida where you can report sick or dead fish? Residents can call 1-800-636-0511 to speak with experts from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Last night marked the second of four Dive-in Summer Film Series screenings at NSU's Halmos College. A special thanks to our expert panel and all who joined us! We’ll return next Wednesday at 6pm for another installment. Visit to register.

Join us tomorrow for our next screening of the Dive-in Summer Film Series at NSU's Halmos College of Arts & Sciences, "Mystery of the Spinning Fish." Register here: @NSUFlorida @nsuhcas.

Recently the Changing Seas crew filmed with scientists at the University of South Alabama Stokes School of Marine & Environmental Sciences - one of many expert teams trying to piece together what caused the spinning fish phenomenon in the Florida Keys.

Missed it? We’ve got more in store—join us for our next three screenings, happening every Wed. at 6pm. Head over to to register.

We kicked off the Dive-in Summer Film Series at NSU's Halmos College with "Costa Rica's Surfing Paradise" last night. Thanks to all who joined us for a memorable evening of film and discussion.

Dr. Mike Parson's lab is part of a collaborative group of researchers who are trying to piece together why more than 80 species of fish were observed spinning in the FL Keys between late 2023 and the spring of 2024.

Bowie’s Point is more than just a restaurant—it’s a community hub in Playa Hermosa.🏄‍♂️.Watch our NEW episode “Costa Rica’s Surfing Paradise” to learn how a passionate coastal community unites to protect their iconic surf break.

Rising tides. Dying reefs. Vanishing species. Changing Seas is helping us understand what’s happening — and what’s at stake. Protect this vital resource: #ProtectPublicMedia #SupportPublicMedia

Our friends at UC Santa Cruz hosted a viewing party of "The Elephant Seals of Año Nuevo" for the premiere last week. Did you miss the live showing on YouTube? No worries, catch the new episode any time on our channel:

Not every conservation career involves diving or data. Explore the unexpected roles that support marine science. Filmed at the recent Future Wavemakers Conservation Symposium.

NEW season premieres tonight. ⬇️.Costa Rica's Surfing Paradise: Whales in a Plastic Ocean: Mystery of the Spinning Fish: The Elephant Seals of Año Nuevo:

Discover how one artist transforms beach debris into stunning sculptures—and sparks powerful conversations about conservation. Filmed at the recent Future Wavemakers Conservation Symposium.