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Join the World Ocean Summit Discussions Join the groups and the conversations: The State of the Oceans Why value the oceans? Economic growth and oceans conservation Blue business, blue economy Who should rule the waves? Feeding the world-Oceans the solution? New solutions for fishing Making marine protection economically viable	STORMS IN PARADISE National Geographic correspondent John Bowermaster relates his travels around the world for the Oceans 8 project, and explores the gravest threats to the ocean.	BALANCING ACCOUNTS The ocean is our global savings account and we're only making withdrawals, argues National Geographic Explorer Enric Sala. He shows how we can replenish our account through no-take marine reserves, with many ecological and economic benefits.
OCEANS 10 In a Link TV interview, ocean explorer and researcher extraordinaire Dr. Sylvia Earle explains why what we do in the next decade is critical to saving the ocean and ourselves.	PLAYING SMARTER How good marine spatial planning resolved conflicts between a wind farming operation in British Columbia and the local crab fishermen.	COURAGE OF THE PENGUIN What happens when a great white shark, that eats penguins like popcorn, and a small African penguin have an encounter off Dyer Island in South Africa?
INVADING FLOTILLA This simulation produced by the International Pacific Research Center projects the path of Japan’s tsunami debris that is already landing on the U.S. west coast. From the DO Collaborative for Marine Debris	WHALE SHARK ISLAND Filmmaker Kip Evans of Wild Blue Studios captures extraordinary footage of the rare whale sharks near Isla Hola, off the Yucatan peninsula. Narrated by Sylvia Earle.	WHAT A TUNA IS WORTH Jean-Michel Cousteau of Ocean Futures Society exposes a rare glimpse inside the Tsukiji Market in Tokyo, where endangered Blue Fin Tuna are carved up and sold for prices up to $100,000 US.