Ocean Azores Foundation

Ocean Azores Foundation The Ocean Azores Foundation was created in the Azores for the ocean that surrounds us.

We aim to invest our resources in selected community projects that will help drive lasting social and environmental change.

As we announce an exciting promotional tour and talks from President, Ali Bullock with Lindblad Expeditions a look at so...
11/04/2025

As we announce an exciting promotional tour and talks from President, Ali Bullock with Lindblad Expeditions a look at some of the ground breaking projects that The Ocean Azores Foundation has supported since 2021.

Find out more about our work and the need for protection of the whales in the Azores at https://oceanazores.org

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Ao anunciarmos uma emocionante digressão promocional e uma conversa com o presidente Ali Bullock, da Lindblad Expeditions, vamos dar uma vista de olhos a alguns dos projetos inovadores que a The Ocean Azores Foundation tem apoiado desde 2021.

Descubra mais sobre o nosso trabalho e a necessidade de proteção das baleias nos Açores em https://oceanazores.org

It's baleen whale seaso! The biggest animal in the world is crossing the Azores islands on their migration. So if you ha...
18/03/2025

It's baleen whale seaso! The biggest animal in the world is crossing the Azores islands on their migration. So if you have the chance, go out there and good luck!

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After this moment, the whale dove into the depths, holding its breath for 45 minutes approximately 📷 🛥 Find out more at ...
08/02/2025

After this moment, the whale dove into the depths, holding its breath for 45 minutes approximately

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The common dolphin (Delphinus delphis) is a year-round resident in the waters of the Azores. Known for its distinctive y...
21/01/2025

The common dolphin (Delphinus delphis) is a year-round resident in the waters of the Azores. Known for its distinctive yellow coloration it is often seen riding the bow waves of boats, creating unforgettable moments for observers.

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Some cool action here with this s***m whale throwing its tail out of the water and releasing f***s.📷 🛥 Find out more at ...
16/01/2025

Some cool action here with this s***m whale throwing its tail out of the water and releasing f***s.

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This is a view you can expect to see across all the Azores islands from June to October. The Atlantic spotted dolphins a...
14/01/2025

This is a view you can expect to see across all the Azores islands from June to October. The Atlantic spotted dolphins are always a good company to have alongside the boats.

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The Bottlenose dolphin, a resident species swimming in front of Vila Franca do Campo📷 Find out more at oceanazores.org  ...
10/01/2025

The Bottlenose dolphin, a resident species swimming in front of Vila Franca do Campo

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A triggerfish swimmig below an abandoned cable is an image that blends fragility with a stark warning. This photograph n...
18/12/2024

A triggerfish swimmig below an abandoned cable is an image that blends fragility with a stark warning. This photograph not only showcases the vulnerability of this animal but also highlights a critical issue: the impact of marine debris on our oceans. This is exactly what the “Trash/Marine Impact” category in the photography contest aims to do — create awareness and spark action. Beyond capturing the beauty of the underwater world, these images tell stories that challenge us to reflect on humanity's role in protecting marine environments.

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Cory’s shearwater (Calonectris boreallis), an iconic marine bird flying around our oceans. 📷 Find out more at oceanazore...
01/11/2024

Cory’s shearwater (Calonectris boreallis), an iconic marine bird flying around our oceans.

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The Pelagia noctiluca, commonly known as the mauve stinger, is a striking jellyfish known for its vibrant pink and purpl...
14/10/2024

The Pelagia noctiluca, commonly known as the mauve stinger, is a striking jellyfish known for its vibrant pink and purple hues and it can be found in the waters of the Azores and many other regions. Despite its beauty, this jellyfish carries a strong sting, so caution is advised when encountering them. Often spotted in swarms, especially during warmer months, adding both wonder and caution to the ocean experience.

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