Saving the Oceans and Ourselves

Join us on Friday, February 25th to learn about the impacts of climate change on island nations.

Saving the Oceans and Ourselves One Island at a Time

Lecture by Dr. Gregory Stone

Dr. Gregory S. Stone is an internationally recognized ocean scientist, explorer, author and conservationist. Among his achievements, he co-founded the Ocean Health Index, is an architect of the first large open-ocean protected area, the Phoenix Islands Protected Area, and is a founder and trustee for Pole-to-Pole Conservation, a nonprofit that focuses on restoring a sustainable balance between the ocean and people, with an emphasis on Pacific Island indigenous cultures.

At Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, Dr. Stone will draw from his decades of experience and thousands of dives to explain how the ocean works as our primary life support system and he will delve into the dangerous shifts he sees in this vital network due to climate change.

Join the conversation to learn the science and hear from an expert about some of the best ways to heal and protect our planet.

TICKET OPTIONS – all tickets are FREE!

Reception AND Lecture: Join us at 6 p.m. for drinks and appetizers outside the Gift Shop followed by the lecture at 7 p.m. (This ticket includes the reception and lecture, you do not need to reserve a separate ticket for the lecture.)
Lecture Only: Join us at 7 p.m. in the auditorium for the lecture.
Lecture Online: Join us on Zoom at 7 p.m. and enjoy the talk virtually.

Please reserve your FREE tickets by clicking on the green Eventbrite registration button above. Proof of vaccination is required to attend in person. Masks must be worn at all times while inside the auditorium and aquarium. You must reserve a free ticket to participate.

This free lecture is being presented in conjunction with Small Island Big Song, an award-winning live multimedia concert experience at the Warner Grand Theatre on Wednesday, April 27, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. This concert features indigenous and contemporary music by artists from Pacific and Indian Ocean nations, whose cultures and very existence are threatened by rising seas.