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V1: Osmosis

stories about culture, heritage, nature, and the sea.

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Welcome to Osmosis

Osmosis represents the flow of water across a semipermeable barrier. Osmosis evokes the concept of interconnectedness, the blending of ideas and influences, and the exchange of knowledge and perspectives. Our first ten articles explore human interconnectedness with our blue spaces to make you rethink your relationship with water.

Osmosis: Welcome Article

Coastlines are evolving as sea level rises; but what’s our strategy?

Coastlines are evolving as sea level rises; but what’s our strategy?

In this article, hear from climate scientists Dr. Sophie Ward and Dr. Martin Austin, on how rising sea-levels are affecting UK communities.

Silenced seavoices: the stolen, looted, and hidden histories of our oceans

Silenced seavoices: the stolen, looted, and hidden histories of our oceans

Marine Archaeologist Dr. Arturo Rey. da Silva speaks on ocean heritage and the impacts of treasure-hunting in the past, and today.

To speak as we are one: building relationships in marine conservation

To speak as we are one: building relationships in marine conservation

Hear from indigenous activist Ate Emma Segarino and conservationist Clint Bryan Gallaron on the power community in conservation.

In search of the elusive sharks among the reefs of India

In search of the elusive sharks among the reefs of India

Jump on-board an expedition with marine biologist Dr. Shaili Johri in search of endangered reef sharks in the Indian Ocean.

At the crossroads of history and biology: shipwrecks as ecological hotspots

At the crossroads of history and biology: shipwrecks as ecological hotspots

Discover the fascinating world of reef wrecks, maritime vessels transformed into thriving artificial reefs.

Finding our inner ebb and flow

Finding our inner ebb and flow

Easkey Britton, a champion surfer, ocean advocate, and academic, shares her insights into the profound rewards of water immersion.

Thinking (with) water

Thinking (with) water

All our journeys are definitively linked with water, and Claudia Egerer takes us on an exploration of our interconnected nature.

The tides of knowledge

The tides of knowledge

Join archaeologist Dr. Paul Montgomery on this academic odyssey discovering ancient fihsing technologies in the eras of climate change.

Rowing the Atlantic: beyond adventure

Rowing the Atlantic: beyond adventure

Written by Sara Brewer, the oldest woman to row the Atlantic On Sunday, 8 March 2020, aged 64, I became the oldest woman to have rowed...

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