At the Boston Museum of Science Hear Ocean Voices with J Nichols and Betsabe Torres Friday July 30th at 1:00 and 6:PM
Comcáac Revolution Members Alberto Mellado, Betsabé Torres, Mayra Torres, Jezabel Torres and Erika Barnett will speak and perform at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian on August 6th, 7th and 8th
Mayra Torres
Jezabel Torres
Besabé Torres Ocean Revolution has many Websites, Facebook pages, Blogs and Tweets that are updated on a daily basis
Native cultures have long recognized and celebrated the interrelatedness of all life on Earth. As we address environmental disasters that affect our oceans, this wisdom is more important than ever. Join us at Living Earth/Living Waters as Native and non-Native scientists, leaders, and innovators discuss the latest research on the biosphere. Gain a deeper understanding of the essential role the ocean—“the blue heart of the planet”—plays in sustaining every form of life. See how human activity is woven into this fragile web of life, and the role we all can play in restoring and preserving it for future generations. Stay for our rock concert featuring Ivan Neville’s band, Dumstaphunk.
Most indigenous people have traditional songs, stories, legends, dreams, methods and practices to transmit specific human elements of traditional knowledge. Sometimes it is preserved in artifacts handed from father to son or mother to daughter. In indigenous knowledge systems, there is usually no real separation between secular and sacred knowledge and practice - they are one and the same. In virtually all of these systems, knowledge is transmitted directly from individual to individual.
Ocean Revolution has many sources of information that are updated on a daily basis.
Mozambique offers a unique study for marine activism. The Madagascar Channel is one of the world's most fertile and diverse ocean environments. The major stakeholders there, local fishermen, are largely unaware of the ocean crisis we are facing. Without electricity, news, tv or internet they only receive information and support from a new band of activists called BiTonga Divers who visit their villages. Ocean Revolution, The Foundation for the Protection of Marine Megafauna, and Eduardo Moldame University have joined forces to initiate and promote a program of conservation awareness and sustainable economic development in the Inhambane region of Mozambique.
Gturtle.net is a new website created by J Nichols and Michael Coyne for information on Sea Turtle rescue in the Gulf of Mexico Click on the image to go there
