The Ocean Surface Centre project is focused on ocean edu-tainment, with an end goal in active ocean research and conservation.
When an audience is entertained by our oceans, not only are they more likely to be educated, they are more likely to take an active role in protecting and conserving them...
The Ocean's surface shapes not just our global weather but also its overall health. It sustains the depths, serving as a conveyor, mixer, distributor, and dumper of billions of microscopic larvae, from which nearly every marine species, past, present, and future, emerges.
This surface supports and sustains our most majestic creatures, including the mighty plankton-feeding whales, manta rays, basking sharks, and whale sharks. The ocean surface is integral to every facet of global biology and science. Hence - the Ocean Surface Centre...
CHARLESTOWN
Charlestown aims to be the home of the first OSC, and hopefully a true hub of ocean activity, be it tourism and education, or research and conservation.
Current progress is centred around developing multiple UK based Ocean Surface Centre locations as well as developing new venue possibilities and OSC projects.
We are exploring and in active discussions for further OSC venues and locations both in the UK and abroad.
The team is working to launch the Ocean Surface Centre venue in Charlestown, with planning permission granted and display design well underway.
CURRENT PROGRESS
FOLLOW THE OSC
The OSC team is working hard behind the scenes to launch a number of venues and projects.
Follow along for updates from the team, more content and behind the scenes info.
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