Ocean

We don't stay on the shores We don't laugh, we are happy Because there is hope somewhere We will hold on It's so strange To trust the ocean Which, if the sky is clear, It will break the thorns With long waves Thoughts filled my head We didn't know what was going to happen to us.

Everything went straight, but we're moving nowhere.

Ocean,

teach me to be open.

Teach me to

But it's scary, it's scary not to find your own shore, not to find.

It's still strange,

To trust the ocean But maybe it will tell us how to bring peace to the storm Ocean Teach me to be open Teach

For August Race, since we, a couple of years ago, as I say, we reformulated all of our products.

So we're still August Race, but we have August Race Oceans Assured, which is our marine line.

And then we have recently, or actually last week, soft launched the Outdoor Assured range.

at the BLA trade show, which was in Brisbane last week, and that is obviously for RV, recreational vehicles, and also we do some waterproofers and things for tents.

No problem at all.

It's been wonderful talking to you.

Really appreciate your time and all the best with Oceans Assured.

Thank you very much.

Four dancing tritons.

Which figure those four seas that naturally do engirt this island of Great Britain as the German Ocean on the east side, the Irish on the west, the Scottish or Albanian on the north and the Gallo-Belgic or French on the south?

These tritons, with others of their younger brood, do play upon instruments, John, as if they answered one another in echoes and pleasing reports.

We're not quite hearing that in the studio, Joan.

And today we're going to be talking about why the simplest conservation message about fishing does so much damage and what to do at the fish counter instead.

Now, welcome back to another episode of the How to Protect the Ocean.

I'm your host, Andrew Lewin.

I am a marine biologist and science communicator here to give you all the stuff that goes on in the ocean, ocean news, ocean conservation, about ocean science, so that you can make a better decision around the ocean.

Diners wouldn't need a marine biology degree to make sure they're eating sustainable seafood.

They just have to look for that symbol.

They called it OceanWise.

It started with a handful of restaurants, but then it spread across Vancouver, then across Canada.

Thank you.

And I'm a top podcaster in Oceans, so, you know.

Yay.

You

But he's at it again.

He's suggested that either the Atlantic or Pacific should be called either the Ocean of the Americas or Trump Ocean.

I mean, really? Even if Google agreed, and they, by the way, have completely rejected the idea, it would only again be in the United States.

They're calling it toponymic narcissism, this idea of basically constantly promoting self or your own self-interests and promoting one's own image through naming stuff around the world.