Emily Penn, our Program Director, just received an important and well deserved honor. She was inducted to the prestigious Royal Geographic Society due to her extensive work in marine conservation. We are proud of the recognition and more so that Emily has become such an important part of Pangaea Exploration. […]
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Top of the Mast to Finish in the Bilges
Dateline – Ensenada – Baja California – Mexico – November So here we are in the Baja Naval yard in Ensenada,Mexico. We’ve been working hard the last couple of months.Outbound Yacht Services installing new Furuno instruments,Air-con(lovely),freezer as well as sorting out lots of electrical bugs.Old crew Jordy Orwig and Jeffrey […]
Read MoreBig Fish out of Water
Sea Dragon is now deep into her heavy maintenance and overhaul cycle. Dale has just moved the boat down to Baja Naval…a well know yard in Ensenada Mexico. Here we start seeing some of the most fundamental… and really cool refit work. After almost 35,000 miles of heavy sailing and […]
Read MoreA note from Skipper Clive Cosby
After a whirlwind week following the development of an idea with a friend I find myself enrolled, active and catching-up with my fellow students on the inaugural Circular Economy PG Certificate course, exciting times. The course run by the University of Bradford in partnership with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation is […]
Read MorePutting the Sherwood Regs to work in caves
With Sea Dragon parked quietly in and all in pieces (Dale!) for her refit, the Pangaea team is satisfying their water needs in other places. One of us recently had a chance to run a series of cave dives in Central Florida, and then the awesome underwater-underground land of Mexico’s […]
Read MoreTracking the Debris from Japan’s Tsunami
Article from The New York Times on Wednesday October 12th 2011 Full article available here: http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/12/tracking-the-debris-from-japans-tsunami/ Tracking the Debris from Japan’s Tsunami Just over six months have passed since a huge tsunami slammed into northeastern Japan, killing thousands of people and wrecking towns and villages along the coast. The devastation on […]
Read MoreSea Dragon Heavy Maintenance
Like commercial airplanes, ships and big trucks, Sea Dragon is a complex machine that deserves alot of careful attention. Operating in tough, remote and unforgiving environments she needs go for months on end, keeping her crew safe and productive. Part of making this possible, is her exceptional design and on […]
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We at Pangaea are deeply concerned about threats to the oceans future. Overfishing, debris pollution like the “garbage patches” we have seen now in three four oceanic gyres, chemical pollution that our friends at Safe Planet work on, acidification, habitat destruction, invasive species as we saw in the Canary Islands…. […]
Read MoreTragedy on a Reef we sail past…
Earlier this year, in June, Sea Dragon and her team sailed north up the Line Islands. They went from Christmas Island, past Palmyra Atoll, and then some 100 miles east of a tiny speck of reef. Kingman is utterly insignificant in the vast range of Pacific blue ocean. Its land […]
Read MoreLive Ocean Expedition
The Pangaea team works hard to advance marine conservation and education- through our expeditions, partnerships and most importantly guest crew. Today, we want to take a minute…or a few words here… to recognize a fantastic example of bringing the ocean and the adventure of exploration to all of us. Dr. […]
Read MoreVancouver to San Francisco
Arriving in Juan de Fuca strait after 20 days at sea looking for plastic debris it was a surprise to have the strongest winds of our voyage. We raced across the channel with staysail and 2 reefs in the main and entered into the beautiful harbour town of Victoria on […]
Read MoreArrival Vancouver
As we start sailing expeditions…so we end them with that critical message over the sat phone: Inbox > Message Detail Subject: Arrival Vancouver From: “Sea Dragon 02? (Add as Preferred Sender) Date: Wed, Jul 27, 2011 5:19 pm To: Emily Penn , Ron Ritter 1715 local Sea Dragon moored alongside […]
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