The Tide List · considered directory
A curated route to makers, places, restaurants, experiences, laboratories, networks and resources connected with the ocean-shaped world.
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Red Sea · Sudan
A Red Sea serial World Heritage property linking Sanganeb's isolated coral atoll with Dungonab Bay's reefs, mangroves, seagrasses, islands and dugong habitat.
Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna delta · Bay of Bengal · Bangladesh
A Bay of Bengal mangrove forest cut by tidal waterways, mudflats and salt-tolerant islands where river sediment, tides and marine influence create a shifting estuarine landscape.
Disko Bay · West Greenland · Arctic
An Arctic tidal fjord where Sermeq Kujalleq calves immense quantities of ice from the Greenland ice sheet into seawater, filling the fjord with brash ice and icebergs.
Hokkaido · Sea of Okhotsk · Japan
A Sea of Okhotsk peninsula and surrounding marine area where seasonal sea ice drives a highly productive food web linking plankton, fish, seabirds, marine mammals, rivers and forest wildlife.
Outer Hebrides · Scotland · North Atlantic
A remote North Atlantic archipelago where towering sea cliffs, surrounding ocean habitats and immense seabird colonies form a mixed natural and cultural World Heritage landscape.
North Atlantic · Vestmannaeyjar · Iceland
A volcanic island born from submarine eruptions south of Iceland and protected as a natural laboratory for studying how new oceanic land is colonised by life.
Eastern South Pacific · Pitcairn Islands
A remote, uninhabited raised coral atoll in the eastern South Pacific with near-pristine island ecology and major seabird breeding colonies.
Southern Ocean · Tasmania · Australia
A remote Southern Ocean island where oceanic crust and mantle rocks rise above sea level and immense penguin and seal colonies occupy a storm-shaped coast.
Atlantic coast · Mauritania
An Atlantic coastal national park where shallow waters, seagrass-covered mudflats, islands and permanent upwelling support fish, marine mammals and enormous concentrations of migratory shorebirds.
Southern Indian Ocean · Australian external territory
Remote volcanic sub-Antarctic islands in the southern Indian Ocean surrounded by a large marine World Heritage property and crucial breeding habitat for seals, penguins, petrels and albatrosses.
Fernando de Noronha & Rocas Atoll · Brazil
Two South Atlantic oceanic protected areas whose nutrient-rich waters, reefs, tidal pools and islands provide breeding and feeding habitat for dolphins, turtles, sharks, tuna and seabirds.
Gulf of Chiriquí · Panama
A Tropical Eastern Pacific World Heritage property protecting Coiba Island, 38 smaller islands and a large marine zone important to sharks, cetaceans, sea turtles and pelagic fish.
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