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Where Do Storm Drains Lead?

They're on every street side, openings in the pavement where there may or may not be an insidious clown hiding (just kidding!). Storm drains take water that can flood the streets and lead it back to the ocean, removing the dangers of floods and erosion from city...

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Top 3 Ocean Vistas for Your International Adventure

So much of the Earth is covered by water that when traveling around the world, you're almost sure to come across a beautiful ocean vista in certain areas. We've got our 4 favorite ocean destinations to take in a sight that may be the highlight of a once-in-a-lifetime...

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Best Instruments to Rock on Your Yacht

Sailing and music go together like birds and the bees, so which instruments should you have stocked on your yacht? In this post we will discuss the best instruments to play while you're on board your favorite vessel. Harmonica This instrument comes in many keys and...

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What’s a Dinghy?

You've heard the term, and you wonder to yourself "What the heck is a dinghy?" A dinghy is a small boat that is often carried or towed aboard a larger vessel, A dinghy can act as a lifeboat in case of emergency. Dinghies ls act as stewards when a larger boat is moored...

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Pristine Water Sources Around the World

In our mission to clean up the oceans and spread awareness about the dangers of oceanic degradation, we want to also look at where some of the cleanest sources of freshwater exist in the world. Here are a few top spots that we've located. Te Waokoropupu Springs (New...

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Sandcastles and Summer at the Beach

Part of becoming dedicated to ocean conservation is remembering one of the reasons that we need to preserve the ocean is so that we can enjoy it for generations in the future. We can't go to the beach and enjoy a summer day if the ocean isn't clean. When we go to the...

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Sails Tactics

Sailboats are a water vessel that generates their power from the wind. Sailboats have a variety of sizes from a dinghy to a yacht. Sailboats also have a variety of different mast styles and arrangements which lend to different abilities while on the water. In this...

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The Golden Coast of California

We here at SeasLyfe are proud to be based in beautiful California, the Golden State on the West Coast of the United States. The California coast stretches 840 miles from north to south, containing hundreds of bays, coves, islands, and beaches that are integral to life...

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A Low-Impact Trip to the Beach

The beach is the best destination during the long summer months: sun, surf, wind, and fun. We can even find ways to make our beach trips more sustainable, making sure that the beaches and the ocean are clean for future use. Here are some easy ways you can make sure...

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A Brief History Sailing Macrame

When people think of macrame they often picture some bearded hippy selling plant hangers. However, most don't know the nautical history of this knotty craft. Macrame itself is said to have origins in 13th-century Arabic culture. Migrama is believed to mean "ornamental...

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The Sailing Raccoon

Have you heard of the sailing raccoon? Known to many as the trash panda or the ultimate suburban survivor, raccoons are notorious for their tenacity and ability to make the most of their environments. Most people scowl in dismay at the thought of these masked...

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Biodegradable Products for Your Daily Life

With more focus every day on living more sustainable lives, we thought we'd take a look at some of the biodegradable and environmentally-friendly products that can use on a daily basis to reduce our human impact. Everyday life does not have to be outrageously affected...

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Deadly Chemicals 10,000 Meters Down

As we slowly explore more and more of our ocean, we are beginning to see some very daunting signs of damage. We are clearly able to see all of the pollution in the ocean while skimming the top, but it has managed to find its way to the deepest parts of our ocean. It...

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Rising Sea Levels and the Urgency of the Problem

Rising Sea Levels and the Urgency of the Problem

One of the most omnipresent effects of environmental degradation is the rise of sea levels around the world. It is one of the most impactful effects of environmental collapse on human civilizations, as many coastal and low-lying cities and settlements are affected...

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Is Fish a Sustainable Food Source?

In many places around the world, especially at our home in Southern California, fish is a vital part of everyday life and many peoples' diets. Fish has long been a healthy source of protein that has constituted the bulk of many coastal diets for centuries; recently,...

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Why is it Important to Save our Oceans?

The Butterfly Effect: the principle of the Butterfly Effect is that each action we take has consequences that we may not see until far into the future. While many associate it with the rules for time travel, the Butterfly Effect is a key component of ocean...

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The Vaquita: Endangered in Our Own Backyard

We focus on ocean conservation all over the world, but right here in Southern California and on the Baja Peninsula, there is an endangered species called the Vaquita native to these waters. As of 2018, there are only an estimated 12 vaquitas left in the wild. This...

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SAVE THE SHARKS

Sharks are one of the species getting hit the hardest by ocean pollution and all the damage we cause as humans from pollution. We MAY have finally found a way to better track them and protect them!

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Ocean Conservation Research in Perspective

In a lot of popular media sources, "research" is used as a vague term to describe how we know certain things about the ocean and conservation. Because oceanographic research and measuring conservation efforts can be highly technical work, the complexities are...

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San Diego’s Big Bay Boom

The 4th of July is one of San Diego’s favorite reasons to celebrate. While San Diego is known as a premier vacation destination, we also boast a large military community. San Diego is home to some of the nations best fireworks displays, the largest of them being The...

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Seas Lyfe Channel Islands Update

As many of you may know, Seas Lyfe began as a lifestyle brand with a cause. We believe that future generations have the same right to enjoyment of our oceans. Captain Kyle Corbett formed Seas Lyfe to make a positive impact. Recently we took a short voyage to...

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Make-A-Wish Tuna Challenge 2018

August 24th - 26th 2018  will be the 28th annual Make-A-Wish Tuna Challenge. Since 1994 The Tuna Challenge has raised over $2,920,000 to grant the wishes of children with critical illnesses. The largest turn out happened in 2007 $360,000 was raised! 128 Private boats,...

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What is Sustainable Tourism?

"Sustainable tourism" is a buzzword that is often heard today; it implies that there is an environmental connection to this type of traveling. While sustainable tourism is concerned with making sure that visitors have a net-zero impact on the local environment, we can...

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Measuring Ocean Cleanliness

Cleaning up our oceans and conserving their biodiversity is a huge concern for many who study and work with the environment. Talking about measuring water quality can seem like a vague, complicated scientific process, but much water quality study is done in the field...

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What Does It Mean To Circumnavigate the Globe?

At Seas Lyfe, we're committed to circumnavigating the globe in order to educate about the importance of ocean conservation. Circumnavigating the globe has been the goal of many explorers throughout history, often in pursuit of glory, riches, or knowledge. Seas Lyfe,...

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Top 3 Coastal Hikes in San Diego County

The coastline is the center of life in San Diego, and right near some of the best beaches in the area are several incredible hiking trails. Hiking down to the beach is a uniquely-SoCal activity, as most of our coastline is dotted with amazing seaside cliffs and...

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Endangered Marine Species

Beluga Whales - Alaska Natives hunted Beluga Whales for food, clothing, shelter, heating and more. Commercial and sport hunting threatened the whales until it was banned. Now, things like underwater noise, pollution, habitat impacts, contamination, and food...

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Dive Into San Diego Marine Scene

San Diego is known for its beautiful weather, great surfing and natural harbors. We’ve found options for you explore and view marine life or go out to sea! Between the months of December and April, gray whales migrate over 20,000 miles from Alaska to Baja, California:...

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The Baja California Coastline

While we're talking about Mexico here at Seas Lyfe, let's take a quick trip south of the border to some of the best beaches close to San Diego. The Baja peninsula, encompassing the Mexican states of Baja California and Baja California Sur, has 775 miles of Pacific...

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GENIUS LOCI FESTIVAL

The Genius Loci Festival in Baja, Mexico happens this year June 21st- June 25th. After beginning as a modest festival for surf and yoga enthusiasts Genius Loci has grown into the premier intimate festival for yoga, surfing, love, and music! Located in Northern Baja on...

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