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Britain is the 9th largest island on Earth

Gina Gow shows a marine artefact to a child inside the Incredible Oceans dome at First Light Festival

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children here haven't seen the sea

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children have never swum in British seas

We all benefit from a healthier, more productive, more biodiverse ocean.
But most people are unaware of its importance to their daily lives.
So we go to where people already are, and we make the ocean worth their while.

Russell Arnott, dressed as a pirate, shows an orca skull to laughing children inside the Incredible Oceans dome

We bring the ocean to music festivals, boat shows, community spaces and shopping centres. Over the last decade we've taken it everywhere from Shetland to Cornwall, Wales to Norfolk.

We turn up with a travelling museum of ocean artefacts, a killer whale skull, and an all-weather pop-up dome, and our team of ocean science communicators.

Who we've worked with

They are passionate, playful and MAD about our oceans. Ask Russell about the one about plankton farts.

Becky Randall

Head of Experience, Guerilla Science

What's not to love about a giant orca skull to capture people's attention, and a fish dissection demonstration that engaged a large audience for over an hour, with children skipping out enthusing about mackerel eyeball lenses?

Miranda Berry-Bowen

Senior Community Events Coordinator, National Waterfront Museum Swansea

I've worked with Incredible Oceans for nearly a decade. Enthusiastic, communicative, and a pleasure to work with.

Dr Matthew Allen

Programme Manager, Cheltenham Science Festival

Kids loved it! Everyone walked away with so many new facts.

Sophie Alexander

Head of Sustainability, Ports of Jersey

Elissa's breadth of knowledge is very impressive and her enthusiasm for the topic is absolutely contagious.

James De Malplaquet

Director of Studies, Loxdale English Centre

A fantastic feature at our event. Highly engaging and educational.

Olivia Abbott

Events and Projects Executive, New Scientist Live

Welcome to Incredible Oceans

We bring the ocean to the places you least expect it

Britain is the 9th largest island on Earth

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