Volume

4

Blue Tech

Read SeaVoice Volume 4, Blue Tech. Stories of ocean innovation, from 3D shipwreck scanning and marine robotics to sustainable fishing technology.

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1000 Tyres

1000 Tyres

Marine Heritage

Many years ago, the waters of Plymouth Sound were in much better health than they are today, the sandy areas were covered in seagrass down to 7m depth, the two rivers that flow into Plymouth Sound were full of native oysters and the fish life was abundant.

My journey in navigating the future of sustainable fishing in the Galápagos

A Personal Journey Toward Sustainable Fishing in the Galápagos

Fisheries & Aquaculture

As far back as I can remember, I have been navigating the ocean surrounding the Galápagos Islands.

Crumbling walls: mapping for marine equity in South Africa

Beyond the Lines

Fisheries & Aquaculture

Rethinking Ocean Maps for Equity

Places mapped in the mind

Drones in the fight against ghost gear: cleaning Thailand’s seas

Drones vs. Ghost Gear in Thailand’s Seas

Fisheries & Aquaculture

A silent crisis is unfolding beneath the waves of our ocean.

Robots, restoration and how to save the world!

Ocean Restoration in the Age of Robots

Jamie Wedderburn

The Future of Restoration Is Both Wired and Wild

Humans are amazing.

Navigating the tides: small-holder farmers charting the future of seaweed farming

Seaweed Country

Sustainable Livelihoods

Where Farmers and Tides Meet

Within the depths of our oceans lies a valuable resource often overlooked: seaweed.

Seaweed is sexy: the untapped treasure

Seaweed is sexy

Sustainable Livelihoods

The Hidden Value of Seaweed

Scotland’s expansive coastline has a personality like no other.

Sustainable Fishing in Galápagos

Fisheries & Aquaculture

A Personal Journey Toward Sustainable Fishing in the Galápagos

As far back as I can remember, I have been navigating the ocean surrounding the Galápagos Islands.

Capturing sunken history: photogrammetry reveals Scapa Flow's hidden heritage

The Ghosts Beneath Scapa Flow Revealed in 3D

Marine Heritage

Orkney’s Scapa Flow, a massive natural harbour, played a crucial role as a naval base during both World Wars.

Underwater 3D modelling from wrecks to reefs

The Sea in Three Dimensions

Marine Heritage

It is not often one stumbles upon a technology that has the ability to revolutionize the way we view, interact, and learn about our oceans.

Ocean-Impact tech for adaptation & inclusivity in African coastal communities

Tools of the Tide

Alexis Grosskopf

Fisheries & Aquaculture

Tech for Inclusion and Adaptation on Africa's Coasts

The immense potential of Africa’s ocean resources is clear, offering opportunities for economic growth, job creation, and enhanced food security.

Sharing the deep sea

Unlocking the Deep

Science & Research

The deep sea is the largest and least explored ecosystem on our planet.

At SeaVoice, we believe that understanding the complex dynamics between human culture and the environment is crucial for addressing the challenges we face today. By exploring the stories of those who have a deep connection to bodies of water, we gain a deeper appreciation for the importance of preserving and protecting these invaluable resources.

SeaVoice is produced by the Ocean Decade Heritage Network UK (ODHN-UK). ODHN-UK is a registered Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SC052384)