Last week’s CNN report on newly detected methane seeps beneath Antarctica underscores the urgency of sustained, field-based monitoring. From the atmosphere to the seafloor, the Antarctic system is shifting in measurable ways. Long-term, open datasets like Oceanites’ 30-year record of penguin population dynamics are critical for interpreting these changes and informing policy decisions across the Southern Ocean and beyond. We track environmental change where it starts, so the world can act faster and smarter. Read the complete article at the link below 👇 https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/10/climate/methane-seeps-antarctica?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Organic #Antarctica #ClimateData #OceanScience #OpenData #Oceanites (fb)

We’re continuing our Partner Spotlight series, celebrating the incredible operators who make our work possible in Antarctica. This season, we’re honoured to join Aurora Expeditions across nine voyages, bringing frontline science to the heart of responsible expedition travel. As Sasha Buch, Aurora’s Sustainability Manager, shares: “It is an honour to formalise our partnership with Oceanites across nine voyages. Their groundbreaking research is essential to understanding and protecting penguin colonies and Antarctica’s fragile ecosystems, and we are proud to support this important work as part of our ongoing commitment to responsible expedition travel.” Together, we’re proving that open-source science, collaboration, and ethical values can protect Antarctica for generations to come. #Oceanites #PartnerSpotlight #WhyAntarcticaMatters #OpenScience #AuroraExpeditions #BCorp (fb)