InOceans

08/03/2019

Little styrofoam balls... The level of disrespect and ignorance acting as a majority of most attitudes towards our oceans is staggering.
Pack your trash!

03/11/2019

Returning to my roots to discover what helps facilitate success. Check it out at:

Teamwork March 11, 2019 chrismalzone Leave a comment The past few months for me have been a topsy turvy roller coaster ride of personal & professional changes. Hold your horses… this isn’t gonna be an outcry of “woe is me” so please bear with me here! Anyways… Much to my dismay but also ve...

03/07/2019

InOceans has a Blog! Yeah, yeah... I know Blogs are SOOO 2010 but they do help InOceans get important messages out there relevant to the betterment of our Oceans. Please Subscribe via Feedburner:
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03/01/2019

Something in the Water March 1, 2019 chrismalzone Leave a comment As a child sitting on my Dad’s fishing boat, I stared at the water and pondered what was lurking below. Occasionally, the fire of my curiosity would be stoked as a shark would snap a fish off our lines or dolphins would cruise by to...

03/01/2019

The evolution of underwater acoustics has and is providing the means to gather enormous insights to not only what is on the seafloor but what's going on in that space between it and the surface. From there we've learned more about whats in the water including what doesn't below there. Check out InBlog for more:

Something in the Water March 1, 2019 chrismalzone Leave a comment As a child sitting on my Dad’s fishing boat, I stared at the water and pondered what was lurking below. Occasionally, the fire of my curiosity would be stoked as a shark would snap a fish off our lines or dolphins would cruise by to...

02/18/2019

InBlog #2: ASV's... Should you make the leap?
ASV's have been a hot topic lately with many pondering if this is worth adding to their survey arsenal. In this blog, I provide my two cents worth. Check it out here: https://inoceansgroup.org/autonomy-or-not/

02/16/2019

Suddenly over the past couple of years of bringing InOceans to fruition, I have realized I've neglected to document "Why" I am doing this! Why am I spending so my time and energy on something with no clear material pay off in sight. As my Dad once said... "do what you love and everything else will follow. I feel it's important that we keep sight on the "Why" and with that reason, I've started InBlog - InOceans Blog. I welcome you to read, comment and ponder the "Why" of InOceans where both personal, professional insights will be shared. See InBlog:

The Early Years & the “Why” February 16, 2019 chrismalzone Leave a comment People often ask me…. “Chris… how and why did you get so involved with the Ocean. Well… it’s a long… Continue Reading →

02/05/2019

Friends, family & colleagues. It's been over 2 years since the concept of InOceans was conceived and since then it's scope has morphed multiple times and now the time to launch the new website and ask for you support is here! Please visit us at: www.inoceansgroup.org and let me know what you think!

01/14/2019

https://www.marinetechnologynews.com/news/oceans-warming-faster-expected-584683

The oceans are warming faster than previously estimated, setting a new temperature record in 2018 in a trend that is damaging marine life…

12/16/2018

https://eos.org/articles/arctic-undergoing-most-unprecedented-transition-in-human-history

The Arctic Report Card, released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, outlines vast changes taking place in the Arctic region. Here are some major findings.

11/29/2018

https://www.ecomagazine.com/news/science/building-the-ultimate-record-of-the-ocean

Carl Wunsch continues to expand his foundational framework for understanding the behavior of worldwide oceans as a whole.