The communicator, known on social media as Merysinplastico, has been sailing since childhood in Buenos Aires. Her concern for a healthy lifestyle and environmental care led her to explore different ways to promote more planet-friendly actions. She shares her project and experiences in this interesting interview.
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The voyages and scientific expeditions of Tamara Klink, a young Brazilian woman who studied naval architecture in France, unfold stories of the North Pole and the transatlantic crossing, which she chronicled in a series of books. She was a pioneer, becoming the first Latin American woman to cross an unexplored passage connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through northern Canada, Greenland, and Alaska (the Northwest Passage). Tamara shares her experience with us in this exciting interview.
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“Sailing for Prosperity” is a social and environmental initiative that stems from combining a passion for sailing with a commitment to protecting the beauty and marine ecosystem of the Sea of Cortés, as well as restoring the connection between the sea and the communities that live along its shores.
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Scientists from the Argentine Research Council (CONICET) dazzled the entire country with a live broadcast of an underwater expedition to the Mar del Plata Canyon oasis. Next up, the Schmidt Ocean Institute begins a new exploration to gain in-depth knowledge of the Mar de Uruguayan.
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Elena, aboard her home and sailboat, “Ciencia,” sails and promotes expeditions related to the study and care of the marine environment. Among her new projects is “OceanLab,” which combines sailing with scientific research. Elena shares her experiences and projects with our readers in this interesting interview.
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