Explorers Club Presents 10th Annual World's Ocean Week

Explorers Club Ocean Week — **Morgan Bennett-Smith** for the Photo Credit from LinkedIn

Dive into action and join us at the Explorers Club Headquarters from June 1st to the 5th for a mission to transform our planet.

Details

Dates: June 1–5
Location: Explorers Club Headquarters in New York City (46 E 70th Street, NY, NY 10021)
The Mission: Making a global impact through exploration and conservation.

Ready to make a splash? Whether you’re an adventurer at heart or a dedicated advocate for change, this is your chance to contribute to a better future. Gear up and meet us there.

Celebrating a decade of marine advocacy, our tenth annual World Oceans Week spotlights three iconic ambassador species: the Great White Shark, the Giant Squid, and Krill.

This milestone event brings together a diverse community of pioneers, including:

Exploration Legends: Visionaries who have pushed the boundaries of the deep.
Leading Scientists: Experts sharing the latest in marine research and conservation.
Professional Divers: Underwater specialists with firsthand perspectives on ocean health.
Ocean Advocates: Enthusiasts from every walk of life united by a love for the sea.

Join this collective of ocean lovers as we honor the blue heart of our planet and chart a course for its protection.

All Week

Art and Exhibits:

Club Headquarters transforms into an ocean of possibilities, with installation artwork, engineering exhibits, aquatic tanks, blue lights splashed all over, and the Rolex Totem Clock presiding.
Featuring displays with the latest ocean robotics from WHOI Room 71, shark sculptures from artist Cindy Pease Roe, a great white shark jaw from the Atlantic Shark Institute, the original William Beebe bathysphere courtesy of WCS and the NYC Aquarium, JAWS memorabilia from Wendy Benchley, and much more.

Education:

In partnership with Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants, World Oceans Week reached over 28,900 students virtually.
We return in 2026 with more live explorers and remote interactions from the field than ever – featuring both classroom visits, as well as virtual interactions with tens of thousands of students worldwide.

Learn more at: https://www.explorers.org/