How can expanded offshore seaweed cultivation contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals?

I took a break from SEA to return to Seaward for my first command. We sailed from San Francisco to Cabo San Lucas, La Paz, Puerto Vallarta and then back to San Francisco. Along the way we introduced dozens of people, both young and old, to what it’s like to live a life at sea.

It is difficult to truly understsand the ocean unless you have voyaged upon it. So

When you get an opportunity to spend a summer in beautiful mid-coast Maine learning how to build guitars with a master Luthier, you take it.

This is where I really cut my teeth at sea. After one season teaching marine science to a cohort of High School seniors and juniors, I earned my first Mariner’s license and began standing watch as a mate. *Although they’ve since gone out of business, you can get the idea from looking at their old blog above.

I lived on a beautiful 82’ Steel Schooner in San Francisco bay and got paid to teach kids about marine ecology and conservation. This was the dream job.

I lived on a beautiful 82’ Steel Schooner in San Francisco bay and got paid to teach kids about marine ecology and conservation. This was the dream job.