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OceanX Launches Young Explorers Program 

Crayola and OceanX Announce Tidal Wave Partnership

Working Together for Biodiversity

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Launched With Partners from NOAA, GMGI and Coral Vita, Program to Offer College Students Opportunity to Learn from World-class Scientists Aboard OceanX&rsquo;s Iconic Marine Research and Media Vessel, OceanXplorer

Partnering to bring the wonders of the ocean to the next generation through imagination and creativity in the first collaboration of its kind for both parties.

Biological diversity&mdash;or biodiversity&mdash;is the term given to the variety of life on Earth and the natural patterns it forms. The biodiversity we see today is the fruit of billions of years of evolution, shaped by natural processes and, increasingly, by the influence of humans. It forms the web of life of which we are an integral part and upon which we so fully depend.

Together, we have made scientific breakthroughs, discovered new species and inspired the world.

The National Marine Monument is a deep sea biological hot spot spanning 4,900 sq. miles off the coast of Boston. Over the course of six historic dives, our team observed incredible biodiversity, discovering two species of coral that were unknown to science. The findings from this groundbreaking mission were shared globally via online video and marquee press coverage before they were presented to Congress as critical support for the continued protection of these vibrant but vulnerable deep sea canyons.

An ambitious quest to unravel the mysteries surrounding the endangered oceanic whitetip shark, this expedition transformed local fishermen into citizen scientists, tagging 7 whitetips and generating data that will be critical to the recovery of this species. This mission collected 100+ precious eDNA samples that will shed light on where the oceanic whitetip has its young.

The Florida keys reef tract is America&rsquo;s only barrier reef. Home to 6,000 coral species, the reef contributes 6 billion dollars to Florida&rsquo;s economy. But since the 1980s, the reef has declined 80% due to climate change, overfishing and pollution. Over two weeks, we conducted the first-ever end-to-end survey of the Florida reef tract. Using innovative bluelight technology, we captured the biofluorescent distress signals given off by threatened reefs, collecting 510K images and 700+ microbial samples that will help scientists understand how to save this vital ecosystem.

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Together, we have made scientific breakthroughs, discovered new species and inspired the world.

Together, we have made scientific breakthroughs, discovered new species and inspired the world.

5

deep sea species discovered

deep sea species discovered

86M

views of Our Blue Planet

views of Our Blue Planet

750k

visitors to our Unseen Oceans exhibit

visitors to our Unseen Oceans exhibit

7

groundbreaking scientific papers

groundbreaking scientific papers

90

sq. miles of ocean floor mapped

sq. miles of ocean floor mapped

926

research specimens collected

research specimens collected

5

deep sea species discovered

86M

views of Our Blue Planet

750k

visitors to our Unseen Oceans exhibit

7

groundbreaking scientific papers

90

sq. miles of ocean floor mapped

926

research specimens collected

Key Projects

Key Projects

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