Dive into our world

Welcome to the Our One Earth blog! Explore our posts and discover the depths of ocean events, species highlights, and crucial environmental updates. Designed for everyone, from politicians to students, join us in learning, acting, and inspiring change.

Sunday sea

Every Sunday, we bring you the latest events and news from our vast oceans. Stay informed about ongoing conservation efforts, new research, and the impacts of human activities on marine life. Our goal is to keep you connected and aware of the ever-changing marine environment.

Key part of Florida's coral reefs have become "Functionally Extinct' due to a marine heat wave.

Nov 23, 2025 5:21 PM

In 2023, a record-breaking marine heat wave caused massive areas of Florida's coral reef to lose its color, resulting in the ninth and deadliest mass bleaching event in the Caribbean. According to a recent analysis that attempts to shed light on how warming waters can be fatal for the ecosystems they have historically supported, temperatures spiked for weeks, nearly wiping out two of the oldest and most significant coral species in the area.

Read more »

Species of the week

Each week, we spotlight a unique species to delve into their habitat, behaviors, and conservation status. Discover fascinating facts about these creatures and understand their role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem. Learn how you can help protect these amazing species for future generations.

Environmental events and beyond

Stay up-to-date with environmental events, challenges, and solutions from around the globe. We aim to inspire action and provide you with the knowledge to make informed decisions and contribute to a more sustainable planet. Let's work together for Our One Earth.

Make an impact

Inspired by our posts? Here’s how you can contribute:

  • Donate to Non-Profit Organizations
  • Organize or Participate in a Local Beach Cleanup
  • Educate Friends, Family, and Colleagues
  • Advocate for Environmental Policies

Together, we can create a lasting positive impact on our planet.