We aim to elevate women’s voices,
research and experiences in marine science.
These are stories from our community that connect and inspire us.
The Extraordinary Journey of the Whale Without a Tail
She was instantly recognizable for two reasons: unlike other fin whales that visit the area mainly in summer during their feeding season, she would lift her tail out of the water when diving. And most notably, of her two flukes, one was almost entirely missing. But that was only the beginning of the story of “Codamozza”.
Shared Shores, Shared Futures: Sailing the Tide of Dugong Conservation
Conservation was not just about protecting a species; it was about ensuring that people, nature, and livelihoods coexisted sustainably. From a single rescued dugong to a full-fledged government recognition program, from sceptical fishers to community-led conservation, and bare school walls now featuring paintings of dugongs in their ecosystems—this journey has shown me that even the smallest efforts can ripple into something remarkable.
Sophie Coxon - Fieldwork adaptation & routine
Sophie Coxon - A crash course in reef ecological research
Sophie Coxon - A moment with Maldivian Manta Rays!
