DISCOVER YOUR CUP OF SEA

If you type the word “ocean” into the search bar for the biology specification that my state school uses to teach its 1,500 pupils, you...

After visiting Barbados (a small island in the Caribbean) every December for 7 years. Each year I, unfortunately, saw a massive decline...

The animal group of birds (Aves) can be characterized by some typical distinguishing features. These include feathers (for...

It’s a New Year! Are you looking for a New Year’s resolution? Or maybe listening to more podcasts is already one you have set this year....

Having been around for over 300 million years, horseshoe crabs are often dubbed as living fossils. They provide critical ecosystem...

I never lived near the ocean. My only connection to it was through vacations to the east coast of the United States every summer. Even...

In the new year, Your Cup of Sea will be launching its product range and giving 10% of profits from product sales to BDMLR.

Are you looking for ways to have a more eco-friendly or sustainable Christmas? The festive holidays would not be the same without...

Swimsuit shopping is difficult, not to mention trying to find sustainable swimwear, which is why many people buy from fast fashion...

As ocean enthusiasts, many of you probably already know that the ocean’s reefs have undergone extensive coral bleaching over the last...

The term nursery is a concept used in scientific literature to describe areas where species come in large numbers to breed or spawn and...

Do you never know what to get for someone's birthday, or dare I say Christmas (too soon?), or do you simply like to treat yourself now...

Manta rays are amongst the most elegant oceanic fish, often described as ‘flying’ underwater creatures. Out of all ray species, they are...

The ocean covers more than 70% of the earth, provides half of our oxygen, and is home to some of the most incredible animals and diverse...

The ocean really pulled me in when I was in college, it came at a time when I was going through a lot of unknowns. This was a blessing in...

SANCCOB aim to reverse the decline of seabird population through the rescue, rehabilitation and release of ill, injured, abandoned & oiled.

Welcome back, and to part 2! If you have missed part 1, you can check it out here. South Africa has so many spectacular places to...