Current Coverage
SeaKeepers is making waves worldwide, appearing in global publications to shape conversations and raise awareness for ocean conservation.
The Telegraph
As Ross Edgley undertook his mammoth swim around Iceland last year, his support vessel DV CV6, SKIRR Adventures, collected valuable data for the Seabed 2030 Project by mapping the seafloor wherever they sailed. This information provided a unique insight into the underwater geological formations present around Iceland’s coastline, allowing scientists to improve global bathymetric maps, learn more about previously unmapped regions, and better understand the ocean.
IODE
Haley Davis’ United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development Action presentation is now live—watch how SeaKeepers is advancing global ocean research and citizen science efforts worldwide.
Civic Science Media
In this episode of Science Engaged, I speak with Citizen Science Manager, Haley Davis, from the International SeaKeepers Society
Island Cruising
Since 2021, SeaKeepers has mobilized private yachts through its DISCOVERY Fleet to collect vital bathymetric (depth) data while underway.
Little Ship Club
The fantastic 10 page spread in the middle of the latest issue describing the round the world voyage of Club President Mike Golding and his family on behalf of the International Seakeepers Society has caught the attention of social media platforms.