Young Ocean Explorers is proud to partner with organisations that share our vision of a thriving ocean for future generations. Together, we're inspiring young New Zealanders to understand, value and protect one of our country's greatest natural treasures.

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Learn to Draw
Interviews with Experts
Hauraki Gulf
YOE adventures
Riley can't find the ocean here!
Sea of Hope
SeaLegacy's Sea of Hope episode
S.O.S – Save our sharks!
Where do turtles live?
Are shipwrecks good or bad?
Which fish's poo makes sand?
How do stingrays swim?
Meet the hawksbill turtle
What is an apex predator?
Which ocean job suits you best?
Kina - Rangatahi
Where do creatures poo in the ocean?
Riley explores a marine park
Riley rescues a turtle!
Help us save our oceans?
Mangōpare - Hammerhead shark
Little blue penguin eggs
Learn to draw - Crayfish
Do dolphins drink water?
How gross are crayfish?
What is a habitat?
A swimming crab, WHAT?
Birds with magic tricks
Goat Island
Māngo & Mau rākau
Is this a sea hedgehog?
What are threats to seabirds?
What’s a seabird flyway?
What are zooplankton?
Rimurapa
Meet the humpback whale
Riley finds some massive clams!
Why do orca end up stuck on the beach?
How long do Māui dolphins live for?
Name this marine pest
Which sea animal wears armour to survive?
What is a marine pest
Why is plastic so bad for sea creatures?
Meet the largest dolphin in the sea
Riley visits a marine reserve!
Learn to Draw - Eagle Ray
Hope Stories: Replacing coffee cups
Kauri & Tohorā
Why do we call this a meatball?
Aihe (dolphin)
Lots of whales in the gulf?
How can fur seals hold their breaths?
Why call it a carpet shark?
Annoying species