Still, they continue — nesting, swimming, surviving. Their tracks on the sand are not just marks of survival, but messages of resilience. Protecting them means protecting the oceans we all depend on.
From a small buoy to international treaties, the message is clear: protecting the ocean is protecting life itself, and every action — big or small — makes a difference.
Revolution of Life: Witnessing Coral Spawning on the Great Barrier Reef at Heron Island
27 Oct, 2025
They have been here for millions of years, and still they rise from the rubble, cell by cell, light by light.
If we fail to change, we will vanish long before they do.
Because life doesn’t surrender, it adapts, it resists, it returns.
Even in the darkest waters, it glows.