Emily Carter, a seasoned sailor and marine journalist from Vancouver, has a deep-seated passion for the ocean that has shaped her career. With a degree in Marine Journalism from the University of British Columbia, Emily has become known for her captivating and detailed storytelling. Her work vividly portrays the excitement of sailing and the distinct maritime culture of Canada, earning her a respected place in the sailing community. When not writing, Emily enjoys navigating the rugged coastlines of British Columbia and participating in local regattas, always eager to embark on her next maritime adventure.

Reviving a Critical Fishery with Enhanced Protections

Fishing plays a vital role in the way of life in Peru. The Mar Tropical de Grau is a crucial fishing area in the country, supplying two-thirds of the fish

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Preview of Semi Finals Louis Vuitton Cup – Day 11 of Cup Spy

In this Cup Spy preview, we look ahead to Day 11 of the Louis Vuitton Cup, focusing on the Semi Finals taking place on Day 2. The weather forecast for

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The Importance of Indigenous Peoples in Combating Climate Change

Brutal heat waves swept through the Southern Hemisphere earlier this year, and now the Northern Hemisphere is facing a long, hot summer. A “heat dome” is expected to cover much

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Rod Zemanek: Career Highlights of an 18 Footer Champion

Rod Zemanek, a talented skipper in the world of 18ft Skiffs, may not have the same level of recognition as some other champions, but his sailing career was impactful despite

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Potential Disruption of Manta ‘Superhighway’ by Mining Operations

If you’re a reef manta, then northeastern Indonesia is the place to be. In the clear blue waters of the Raja Ampat archipelago, these majestic creatures thrive, with populations actually

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Dominant performance by British and Italians on Day 1 of the Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Finals

The Louis Vuitton Cup Semi-Finals kicked off in Barcelona with the top two Challenger teams, INEOS Britannia and Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli, showing impressive performance. INEOS Britannia dominated their races

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Pathogens on the Move as the Planet Warms

Half of the world’s population resides in regions where dengue fever is a prevalent threat. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently alerted healthcare professionals about the

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Mike Milner Steps Down as Sail Canada’s High Performance Director

Sail Canada announces that Mike Milner will be leaving his position as High Performance Director after six and a half years of service. During his tenure, he made significant contributions

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Navigating a Sustainable Future on World Oceans Day

The ocean is the lifeblood of our planet, providing food, regulating climate, and supporting economies. However, unprecedented heat waves, coastal development, overfishing, and pollution are threatening marine ecosystems and the

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Introducing Adélie the penguin, the official mascot of the Vendée Globe

The Vendée Globe introduces its first mascot, Adélie the penguin, who symbolizes the race’s commitment to ocean preservation. Endemic to Antarctica, Adélie represents the threatened species in the region and

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