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Sea Masters Expeditions and Conservation Sea Masters are highly experienced Ocean expedition logistics support specialists with over 20 years of experience in Central America and Caribbean

Sea Masters Conservation promotes corporate support within the Mega Yacht industry for social responsible projects, thereby strengthening corporate commitment to the conservation of the marine environment and social development of communities.

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Off we go to another great Expedition!!
09/03/2016

Off we go to another great Expedition!!

Join Sea Masters Expeditions and Conservation and Connectocean for Citizen Science Expedition to Cocos Island and dive t...
10/06/2015

Join Sea Masters Expeditions and Conservation and Connectocean for Citizen Science Expedition to Cocos Island and dive to make a difference !Ask us how!

Cocos Island is a tiny prominence in the Pacific Ocean more than 300 miles off the coast of Costa Rica.

26/05/2015
Sea Masters Expeditions and Conservation and Connectocean's Citizen Science Expeditions made it into Lonely Planet's th...
20/04/2015

Sea Masters Expeditions and Conservation and Connectocean's Citizen Science Expeditions made it into Lonely Planet's the top 5 marine adventures! Contact us for an adventure of a life time while volunteering and learning more about our wonderful Ocean!

Read Costa Rica’s top five marine adventures by Lonely Planet

11/03/2015
05/03/2015

Environmentalists and administration officials are at loggerheads over what to do with more than 1,200 kilograms of shark fins — the equivalent of about 2,000 hammerhead sharks — caught as bycatch. The disagreement extends to regulations published in February that environmentalists contend threaten…

24/01/2015

Strong winds with intensities of up to 26 knots from the northeast will create strong wave conditions in several coastal areas in Costa Rica, particularly in the northern Pacific, the University of Costa Rica's Center for Research in Ocean Sciences and Limnology reports.

21/11/2014

3rd day of DEMA in Las Vegas! If you are in the area come connect with Ernst and Daniel and hear a bit more about our Community Science Expeditions to the Northern and Southern Pacific coast of Central America

17/11/2014

Sea Masters Expeditions and Conservation will be heading to DEMA in Las Vegas from the 18th to the 22nd of November this week. We are launching some very exciting Citizen Science and Ocean Exploration Expeditions along the Northern and Southern Pacific Coast of Costa Rica and Panama in collaboration with Connectocean . Let us know if you are at a show and if you would like to catch up with either Ernst or Daniel .Looking forward to seeing you there!

At least join us on an expedition!
17/11/2014

At least join us on an expedition!

To what extent is happiness related to where you live? Which countries have the most—and least—happy students? Are students from wealthier countries happier? As part of an online course called “The Science of Happiness,” launched by UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center this Fall, approximately…

15/11/2014

Author’s Note: A lot of the information on this article comes from the Environmental section of the digital news daily El Pais and the National University. The alleged naming of Costa Rica by Christopher Columbus during one of his final voyages of discovery is often the subject of tongue-in-cheek je…

15/11/2014

Today, Oceana, SkyTruth, and Google announced their partnership to develop a new big-data technology platform, called Global Fishing Watch, that analyzes massive amounts of satellite data to create th

14/11/2014

Oceans Campus Alumni, Cassandra Ruck, tells about her career in shark genealogy after participating in the Oceans Research internship.

14/11/2014

Oceana launched a campaign to save dusky sharks this past summer, but these fantastic divers beat us to it!

14/11/2014

Crews on big fishing boats deploy an impressive arsenal of technology -- from advanced sonars to GPS navigation and mapping systems -- as they chase down prey and trawl the seabed

13/11/2014

Championing the High Seas will feature persons leading the way in various efforts around the globe to conserve and protect the biodiversity of the high seas. Join us for an interactive conversation! Guests include: @112368919422728582047 - @109600806421917664383 Explorer-in-Residence @11657196367…

10/11/2014

Inspired by the eyes of mantis shrimps, Australian researchers have created sensors that can detect cancer and visualise brain activity.

10/11/2014

During a meeting for the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals last week, members added a record 21 shark, ray and sawfish species to Appendix II of the convention, which includes all "migratory species requiring international protection."

10/11/2014

AMAZING NEWS TO SHARE!

Today is a historic day for ocean conservation! All proposed shark & ray species have been listed under the Appendices of the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS).

More info: http://bit.ly/1zcKj8X

Species listed: 15 rays including the reef manta, nine devil rays,
and five sawfishes, and 6 sharks including three species of
thresher sharks, two hammerhead species, and the silky shark.

10/11/2014
09/11/2014

With CMS CoP11 entering its final days, and the plenary sessions for sharks, reef mantas and mobulas looming, there is one success we can take away from Ecuador regardless of the outcome of the proposals – the unity shown between many of the NGOs and IGOs attending the event!

Check out Isabel's new blog for photos and info from the first few days of CMS: http://bit.ly/1uLik1r

Photo: Michael Booth



Pew Environment, International Fund for Animal Welfare - IFAW, Shark Advocates International, WildAid, Shark Defenders, SHARK SAVERS, IUCN Shark Specialist Group, Project AWARE Foundation, The Shark Trust

You can see tiger sharks on all our expeditions to Isle de Coco .They are magnificent creatures! Watch this clip of a t...
07/11/2014

You can see tiger sharks on all our expeditions to Isle de Coco .They are magnificent creatures! Watch this clip of a tiger shark making a meal out of a go pro!

It’s a pretty exhilarating feeling diving with sharks. As they curiously and elegantly glide by you, there’s that overwhelming sense of both fear and respect. Until they decide that a piece of your equipment is worth a nibble. And by nibble I mean envelop the whole darn thing in its whopping great,…

07/11/2014

The ocean is home not only to predators like tiger sharks, but also the prey upon which they feed, and new video has shed light on just how those animals can

07/11/2014

There is a reason we call ourselves the Blue Planet.

06/11/2014

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Pelagic Exploration Expedition
Pelagic Exploration Expedition

The Pelagic Exploration Expedition is one of the most unique and exciting expeditions to experience dolphins in the wild. The Spinner Dolphins (stenella longirostris) Superpods are probably one of the most exhilarating sights you would see in your life! The eastern tropical pacific is known as the most productive of all tropical oceans and is documented to have some of the largest tropical Cetacean populations in the world. Offshore Osa might be the most productive part of the region due to three main reasons: 1. Proximity to the continental slope and the Osa ́s uncontaminated fresh water and nutrients. 2. A great diversity of depths and bottom contour including a massive series of undersea cliffs and very deep ocean bottom. 3. A current that hits the cliffs, shoots up and thus creates an upwelling of cooler waters, small bait fish, marine life and other nutrients. One of the few known superpods of Spinner Dolphins live in a wide area between the 10NM and 25NM WNW-WSW off Caño Island under the constant harassment of the commercial tuna fishing fleet. During the last 10 years we learned many things about them and we know now that they always move around some specific hotspots where they find food. These spots are stretched out with many miles between them so a precise search plan is essential. Due to the shear size of this area, to reduce the search time and maximise the time with the dolphins we created a plan with the use of a spotter plane and a fast chase boat. Our Expedition leader and Pelagic Expert will give an informative briefing to guests on dolphin behaviour,the best techniques to approach the super pod and the right time to get in the water with the dolphins. The super pod consist out of several thousand dolphins that branches of into smaller pods of aprox 1000-1500 dolphins during the day. The experience with the dolphins can last several hours while we follow the pod . The chances of encountering other pelagic species in the blue water is

Aerial whales of Papagayo Gulf

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