Hello Ocean Warriors!

I have some exciting news

The Newsletter is Moving!

It’s finally time to move over to a better system so I can share ocean conservation and sustainable seafood content and resources in a more organised, accessible way.

If you’ve already subscribed to the newsletter on my website, thank you so much for being here. To confirm you’re still happy to be part of the An Ocean Warrior community, you’ll just need to resubscribe.

If you enjoy learning about the ocean, UK marine species, sustainable seafood, commercial fishing, rock pooling, or actionable marine conservation, you’ll feel right at home in our new space.

Some of the FREE resources and content available in the newsletter and on the YouTube channel, include:

🦀 Marine species ID videos
🌊 Rockpool ramble videos filmed in Cornwall
📘 Marine Science infographics
🐟 Range of Sustainable seafood resources
🏖 Coastal encounter clips
🦀 Behind the scenes of the Cornish fishing industry
📘 Marine Science Worksheets

An Ocean Warrior is growing!

Over the past year, An Ocean Warrior has grown. We’re still very much grassroots, with plenty of growing left to do, but heading into the New Year, there will be lots of announcements about what’s coming in 2026.

An Ocean Warrior is slowly growing into a larger, connected initiative that brings together:

Ocean education

We’re building a growing library of UK-focused marine science content; clear, accessible resources that help people understand our seas, from rockpools and coastal wildlife to sustainable seafood and the realities of working on the water.

A fishermen-led media company

We’ll help fishermen share their work, knowledge and heritage directly with the public; giving them the tools, confidence and support to tell their own stories.

A developing community driven marine conservation model

Inspired by the values and success of organisations like Mossy Earth and Leave Curious but built specifically for UK marine science, we’re developing a new model, that instead of traditional top down conservation and marine science, is rooted in real coastal knowledge and needs; where fishermen help shape data collection and take part in monitoring, research and management. The aim is to combine public support and education, with marine science that really makes a difference.

An Ocean Warrior is growing into a bigger, interconnected project built on three strands that strengthen each other.

If you’d like to follow the next stage of An Ocean Warrior and get access to our resources, updates, and upcoming projects, you can join the newsletter here: