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This week, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued its first-ever advisory opinion on climate change, marking a watershed moment in international law. For the first time, the world’s highest court has made it unequivocally clear: states have legal obligations to act on the climate crisis, and inaction is no longer just morally indefensible, it’s legally unjustifiable.

Brazil Becomes the First Country in the World to Include the Ocean in Its National Curriculum

Understand the the impact of climate change on cultural heritage.

Our whole society is changing at an unprecedented pace, and the educational sector is no different.

The ocean supports diverse cultural identities, livelihoods, and the well-being of billions of people.

Many of us are familiar with preserving the ocean, not as many are aware of the cultural importance of the ocean, our Blue Heritage.

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) possess an immense cultural wealth deeply connected to the ocean.

A sustainable blue economy is much more than just a buzzword - —it is a sustainable approach to ocean-based economic activities.

The ocean has always been a source of inspiration, and cultural identity for coastal and island communities around the world.

Humans have always nurtured a strict connection with the ocean in different parts of the globe.