This week, we're diving into the world of dolphins—one of the ocean’s most popular and intelligent creatures.

Anna Bunney tells us all their secrets, how dolphins communicate, interact, and the challenges they face in the wild. We also hear from Dr. Sarah Sharp, an Animal Rescue Veterinarian, who shares her experiences rescuing stranded dolphins and how satellite tracking technology is helping us understand them like never before.

🎥We’re also offering you access to some very special bonus content in this series. If you want to get an exclusive look behind the scenes head over to https://act.gp/3DlVyIB

📱Find us on Instagram and TikTok, @oceanspod. We’ll be sharing some really cool photos and videos of the creatures we’ve talked about in this episode.

🌊To find out more about Greenpeace’s work to protect the oceans and how you can support go to greenpeace.org/oceans

The real stories from the blue frontlines.

In this episode, we are hearing the untold realities of the fishing industry, through the stories of those who've experienced it. Independent journalist, Richa Syal and Oceans Editor at Pulitzer, Jessica Aldred join Hannah Stitfall for an in-depth discussion about their experiences reporting on the fishing industry.

We also hear from Tommy Trenchard, an award-winning photographer and writer, who shares his work, documenting the bycatch of sharks.

And, former shark fisherman Michel Strogoff recounts his unbelievable journey to becoming one of Madagascar's leading conservation filmmakers and photographers.

🎥We’re also offering you access to some very special bonus content in this series. If you want to get an exclusive look behind the scenes head over to https://act.gp/3DlVyIB

📱Find us on Instagram and TikTok, @oceanspod. We’ll be sharing some really cool photos and videos of the creatures we’ve talked about in this episode.

🌊To find out more about Greenpeace’s work to protect the oceans and how you can support go to greenpeace.org/oceans

This week, we're looking at the connection between ocean health and human health. And the benefits that a healthy ocean can bring to us.

Easkey Britton transports us to the West Coast of Ireland, where she grabs her surfboard and plunges into the cold Atlantic Ocean. Here, we learn about Easkey's research on the impact water can have on human health. We also meet Jessica Pita, PADI's first blind scuba diver from South Africa, and hear how her relationship with the ocean has completely changed since she started diving.

Plus, we hear from Martina and Kalpa from SeaSisters, an extraordinary organisation who are using swimming and surfing as a tool to empower women and girls.

Find out more about SeaSisters: https://www.seasisterslk.com/

🎥We’re also offering you access to some very special bonus content in this series. If you want to get an exclusive look behind the scenes head over to https://act.gp/3DlVyIB

📱Find us on Instagram and TikTok, @oceanspod. We’ll be sharing some really cool photos and videos of the creatures we’ve talked about in this episode.

🌊To find out more about Greenpeace’s work to protect the oceans and how you can support go to greenpeace.org/oceans

Step inside the beauty of the coral reefs with us! 🪸

We're taking a dive with marine biologist, Charlie Young, to explore the coral reefs. She paints us the most beautiful picture of the reefs, and tells us about the efforts that are being done to restore those which are damaged.

And Judith Castro, a lifelong advocate for Cabo Pulmo, tells us about one of the most successful coral restoration projects ever. And her particular role in it.

🎥We’re also offering you access to some very special bonus content in this series. If you want to get an exclusive look behind the scenes head over to https://act.gp/3DlVyIB

📱Find us on Instagram and TikTok, @oceanspod. We’ll be sharing some really cool photos and videos of the creatures we’ve talked about in this episode.

🌊To find out more about Greenpeace’s work to protect the oceans and how you can support go to greenpeace.org/oceans

When you think of Norway, you probably imagine beautiful fjords and breathtaking landscapes. And so this week, we're diving into the waters surrounding Norway and the incredible species that live in them.

But, there's a threat looming. As the Norweigan goverment gets ever closer approving Deep Sea Mining contracts in its waters.

In this episode, Hannah Stitfall speaks to Andreas B. Heide about the rich diversity of Norway's marine life. And Greenpeace Campaigner, Haldis Tjeldflaat Helle, sheds light on the growing threat of Deep Sea Mining. We spoke to Haldis last year in 2024, and she bring us an exciting update in 2025.

Hannah is also back onboard the Arctic Sunride, where she talks to Christian Åslund about the environmental changes he's witnessed over the past decade.

A special thanks to Aleksander Nordahl, for opening this episode.

🎥We’re also offering you access to some very special bonus content in this series. If you want to get an exclusive look behind the scenes head over to https://act.gp/3DlVyIB

📱Find us on Instagram and TikTok, @oceanspod. We’ll be sharing some really cool photos and videos of the creatures we’ve talked about in this episode.

🌊To find out more about Greenpeace’s work to protect the oceans and how you can support go to greenpeace.org/oceans

What lies at the bottom of the ocean? Far below sea level. In areas that humans have never touched.

Sandor Mulsow is going to help us answer those questions. He is a marine scientist, turned full time campaigner, who spent decades studying the ocean floor. He’s here to tell Hannah about the delicate ecosystems that so few know about. And Diva Amon introduces us to a new marine threat, which could change the deep sea forever.

And Andrew Sweetman joins us, to tell us about a new discovery that changes what we thought we knew about the seafloor.

Plus, we share the first glimpse of Hannah’s adventure to the Arctic. More on that to come.

📱 Find us on Instagram and TikTok, @oceanspod. We’ll be sharing some really cool photos and videos of the creatures we’ve talked about in this episode.

🎥 This series, we’re also offering listeners access to some very special bonus content. If you want to get an exclusive look behind the scenes head over to https://act.gp/3DlVyIB

🌊 To find out more about Greenpeace’s work to protect the oceans and how you can support go to greenpeace.org/oceans

We’ve been on a journey beneath the waves, and now we’re back. To explore the deepest and darkest corners of the ocean.

What does it take to survive in a place that light cannot reach? And how many of these creatures remain undiscovered?

Wildlife filmmaker and broadcaster Hannah Stitfall is joined by marine biologist Helen Scales, to discuss some of the most unusual creatures living in the deep sea. And science communicator, Diva Amon, tells us what it’s like to be submersed far below sea level.

Hannah has also been on a journey of her own. Which we’ll tell you more about, later in the series.

📱 Find us on Instagram and TikTok, @oceanspod. We’ll be sharing some really cool photos and videos of the creatures we’ve talked about in this episode.

🎥 This series, we’re also offering listeners access to some very special bonus content. If you want to get an exclusive look behind the scenes head over to https://act.gp/3DlVyIB

🌊 To find out more about Greenpeace’s work to protect the oceans and how you can support go to greenpeace.org/oceans

Do you love Oceans: Life Under Water? Then you'll love this new podcast.

Perfect for question-askers and curious minds, welcome to SystemShift! Have a listen, and if you love it, hit one of the links below to see and hear more. Enjoy!

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And just a reminder, that Oceans: Life Under Water returns on 10th March. We'll see you then!

We are back with even more episodes of Oceans: Life Under Water.

Join us on an unforgettable journey across the waves as we meet some of the world’s most beautiful creatures and explore their mysterious habitats.

We'll be hearing stories about life under the water, and speaking to the incredible people dedicating their lives to the oceans.

In this series, wildlife filmmaker and photographer Hannah Stitfall embarks on a voyage aboard the Arctic Sunrise, joining the Greenpeace team in their fight for these ecosystems and to celebrate all the good that is being done to protect them.

Go to @oceanspod on TikTok and Instagram, to see some highlights from our voyage to the Arctic.

To find out more about Greenpeace’s work to protect the oceans and how you can support go to greenpeace.org/oceans

This series is brought to you by Crowd Network and Greenpeace UK, partners in bringing these powerful stories to life with the utmost beauty and responsibility.

Archive footage courtesy of Greenpeace.

In this final episode, we're looking to the future. The Oceans Treaty which was finally passed last year after decades of negotiations was momentous - but what actually is it? And will it do anything? Senior Policy Advisor Lisa Speer was at the UN HQ in New York when the announcement was made, and joins Hannah to break down what it means, why it's exciting - and what obstacles still stand in the way.

Hannah speaks with Hawaiian community leader Uncle Sol about his island's relationship to the ocean and what the Oceans Treaty means to him; and she also meets Marion Atieno Osieyo, creator and host of the award-winning Black Earth Podcast, for an inspiring chat about the future of conservation.

You can watch the moment the Oceans Treaty announcement was made at the UN Headquarters here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEEhCjMgFPQ

The podcast is over for now, but we're continuing the conversation on our social media channels. Come and join us @oceanspod on Instagram, TikTok and Twitter. And if this series has inspired you and you want to help in some way, go to https://act.gp/life-underwater.