The voyage from the first day, in order: journal entries from the crew and the posts they shared along the way. Use "Show" to see only one or the other.
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JournalMark and I were on the 6 a.m. watch. I hadn’t slept much. The gale-force storm we’d been tracking had arrived. -
JournalWe had an excellent berth at the Auke Bay Marina, Juneau, AK—complete with a view and a to-do list that that was as long as a Costco receipt. Luckily, we had a few days to tackle it all. -
JournalA buoy has been dropped! The first of 10 MicroSWIFT Buoys has been dropped in the waters surrounding North and South America. -
JournalNome, AKOne Ocean arrived in Nome early on July 3rd—just in time to meet our target of being here before the 4th. And we’re so glad we made it. We rolled in just after 5 a.m. -
JournalUnalaska/Dutch Harbor, AKWhile in Unalaska, Alaska, we met two individuals quietly carrying out some of the most important environmental work in the Aleutians. -
JournalNome, AKOne Ocean and the crew had an incredible crossing of the Bering Strait. -
JournalJuneau, AKSometimes you find yourself wondering why you’re chasing certain dreams. What sparked them? Where did they begin? -
JournalNome, AKDave Logan, friend/sailor/thinker and accomplished tinkerer recently joined the crew of the good ship One Ocean, currently tied to a dock in Nome, Alaska. Many of you will remember that Dave -
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JournalJuneau, AKI left my home in Seattle, Washington in the early morning of June 14th to meet up with the One Ocean crew in Juneau, Alaska. -
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JournalElfin Cove, AKWe arrived at Elfin Cove at about 8:00 pm on June 15th- approximately 85 miles from Juneau. -
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JournalBeluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas), often called “sea canaries” for their rich vocalizations, are among the most iconic marine mammals of the Arctic. -
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JournalDriving through Nome, Alaska, one of the first things that caught my eye was the vibrant magenta flower lining nearly every road— Fireweed (Chamaenerion angustifolium). -
JournalHerschelOur plan to stay a few more days at Herschel Island in Pauline Cove changed quickly this morning. -
JournalNavigating the Northwest Passage: Science, Stories & Stewardship -
JournalHerschel Island, YukonSince returning to One Ocean, one thing has become impossible to ignore. At nearly every stop, we are seeing widespread coastal erosion and visible effects of permafrost melt.
