You’ve probably recognize them all, be honest: stress less, learn something new, lose weight, quit smoking, eat healthier, spend more time with the family and friends, help others, drink less, travel more, taking up exercise … the list goes on… But spending 30 minutes on an elliptical doesn’t sound like your idea of a good … Continued

Meet Nicole Pelletier and read about her 10 weeks as an intern at the Whale Shark Reseach Project in La Paz, Mexico. Nicole; Who am I/Why am I here? My name is Nicole and I am one of the research interns for the Whale Shark Research Project this season. I am from Rhode Island, the … Continued

For those who love the water and enjoy scuba diving or snorkeling, freediving is a natural transition. Though scuba divers and snorkelers usually dive to observe aquatic life and calmly enjoy the aquatic environment. Freedivers, on the other hand, typically attempt to achieve a depth or dive time. (of course, freedivers also enjoy the beauty … Continued

Did you know? More than 8 million tons of plastic trash end up in the ocean every year, and an estimated 80% of the plastic trash in the ocean comes from people on land – carried out to the ocean by rivers, streams, and the wind. Plastic that is floating in the ocean are “sponges” … Continued

California agency bans orca breeding at SeaWorld San Diego, but approves a $100 million expansion of tanks SeaWorld uses to hold killer whales. SeaWorld is chain of marine mammal parks, oceanariums, and animal theme parks in America, owned by SeaWorld Entertainment.The parks feature killer whales, sea lions, and dolphins shows featuring various other marine animals. (There are operations in Orange County, Florida; San Diego, California; San Antonio, Texas; … Continued

One way to Save the Ocean is by surfing environmentlly friendly! Surfboards were originally made in ancient Hawaii, where they were known as papa he’e nalu in the Hawaiian language; they were usually made of wood or balsa from local trees, such as koa, and were often over 5 m in length and extremely heavy. These days they are mostly made of polyurethane … Continued

Cigarette butts that are flicked, one at a time, on our sidewalks, beaches, nature trails, gardens, and other public places every single day! And have become one of our most important litter issues in the world! The problem has increased in recent years with government legislation for smoking restrictions in public buildings and restaurants forcing … Continued

One reason why to become a member of The Perfect World Foundation? As a supporting member of The Perfect World Foundation you will, except for helping to raise awareness for our nature and endangered animals and to take action together with animal and nature conservation projects around the world. You will receive more exclusive updates from inside the … Continued

Coral reefs are home to about 25 percent of all known marine species and are used by countless other species at some point in their life cycle, and are among the most biologically diverse and productive communities, often referred to as the rainforests of the sea. You don’t need to live near the ocean to … Continued

Another destination for those who wants to actively contribute with your time and learn more about other marine animals such as Dolphins and Turtles as well as to protect them, you should visit Diani beach in Kenya.                            Diani Beach This amazing paradise … Continued