Over the next several days, we're going to explore how seafloor mapping truly is the foundation for healthy oceans and a healthy planet. We'll start by looking at how we use sonar systems to map the seafloor, one "ping" at a time: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/world-oceans-day-2015/mapping-the-seafloor-one-ping-at-a-time.html | NOAA Ocean Exploration

Watch this video to learn how a Scripps Oceanography PhD student is studying the physics happening below the ocean’s surface, which informs climate and weather patterns such as rain, drought, and even monsoon storms: https://bit.ly/3LcVL1x 🌊 ⛈️ Meet Taylor McKie—an engineer-turned-oceanographer with a love of math and a background in STEM—in the newest episode of Wavelengths, a video series with Scripps alumna Kate Furby that dives into the cutting-edge research happening at Scripps Oceanograph

The new documentary film Ocean with David Attenborough, which we are thrilled to have co-produced, takes viewers on a breathtaking journey, showing that there is nowhere more vital for our survival, more full of life, wonder, or surprise, than the ocean. Mark your calendar for the global cinematic release on May 8, coinciding with Sir David’s 99th birthday, followed by the television and streaming global premiere on National Geographic, Disney and HULU in June. | National Geographic Pristine Sea