Spiral Pacific: Exploring Ocean Ecosystem Connectivity

Spiral Pacific: Exploring Ocean Ecosystem Connectivity Arrived 23 days later in Japan. Voyage # 2 to the Eastern Pacific Gyre (aka Great Pacific Garbage Patch) from June - August 2014, on research vessel Alguitas.

We are a Non-Profit 501(c)(3) corporation dedicated to Marine Conservation, creating ocean environment awareness, and programs supporting STEM Students to foster the next generation of ocean stewards. Expedition # 1 aboard Sea Dragon sailed from Marshall Islands on May 1st, 2012 and traveled northward through the Western Pacific Gyre, traversing approximately 3,000 miles. Attended marine debris sy

mposium in Tokyo then traveled through South Korea speaking about plastics to groups and schools children of various ages. This six week expedition included various kinds of research and documentation into the accumulation of plastics in this region, and compared data collected by Algalita Marine Research Institute in 1999. Expedition # 3 : Expanding the Mariana Trench Perspective. Leaving from Guam on Schmidt Ocean Institute R/V Falkor with scientists from Scripps and around the world to explore the deepest ecosystems in the world. Please join us on this journey of discovery, and support us in this issue of raising awareness into the plastic pollution problem where-ever and how-ever you can. The footage and research collected will be featured in my 4K documentary "Spiral Pacific" which highlights many issues facing us here on planet ocean.

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