Our Ocean to Save: How to Protect Our Greatest Climate Ally (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781645024095)

Vendor: Emily Cunningham
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Format: Paperback
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Our Ocean to Save: How to Protect Our Greatest Climate Ally

$19.95

Our Ocean to Save: How to Protect Our Greatest Climate Ally

$19.95
Format: Paperback
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Our Ocean to Save makes clear the urgency of ocean conservation--and our own unique role in protecting our greatest climate ally.

From the beaches of her home in Wales to the blisteringly beautiful Antarctic to the coastline of South America, acclaimed environmentalist and marine biologist Emily Cunningham grapples with the beauty and horror she's encountered around the world in Our Ocean to Save. With precise prose and a passionate voice, Cunningham calls upon us to defend an ecosystem on the brink of collapse.

"We all depend on a healthy ocean - for food, for our health and wellbeing, for resources, for a stable climate, even for the air we breathe," she reminds readers in this ultimately inspirational and optimistic call to action.

Our Ocean to Save takes readers from "Ocean Emergency," delving into the threats both large and small, to "Ocean of Possibility," arguing why we must resist doomerism and what the future could look like if we all took a stand.

Offering practical tools and information needed to take action to protect the ocean, Our Ocean to Save is both uplifting and realistic, making clear that while we cannot recover what we have lost, there is still so much to save.


Author: Emily Cunningham
ISBN-10: 1645024091
ISBN-13: 9781645024095
Publisher: Chelsea Green Publishing Company
Language: English
Published: 10/27/2026
Pages: 224
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.25lbs
By Emily Cunningham
By Emily Cunningham
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Emily Cunningham is a marine biologist, and an award-winning ocean conservationist from the UK. She has worked in Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Antarctica. She was named a global 30 under 30 environmental leader by the North American Association for Environmental Education. She serves on the Board of the UK's leading marine conservation organization where she focuses on making conservation work more inclusive, inviting in voices which are typically left out of the conversation. She's been named a national Rising Star and won a UK Women of the Future Award. She recently gave a joint address with the UN Special Envoy for the Ocean. In addition to her conservation work, she has extensive experience as a marine researcher.

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