Oman 3165

“Oman 3165 is going to be a huge opportunity for classrooms to really smash their walls and explore outside their school”The Oman 3165 expedition is going to reach school children and university students around the world, helping them learn about our Ocean, our Opportunity and our Obligation. Young minds today are the ones who have the tools and knowledge to create a more sustainable relationship with our oceans.Oman 3165 is collaborating with educational organisations and platforms around the

Capturing acoustic surveys that transect the entire coast of Oman, never before gathered samples of eDNA suspended in the Omani water and geotagging marine plastic to feed into a global database of waste - The Oman 3165 expedition is more than just an expedition, it’s a 70 day floating field study that will support scientists and researchers around the globe.In this podcastDr Gill Braulik of St. Andrews University,Paul Rose, Head of Expeditions National Geographic Pristine Seas and Katy Newnham,

Mark Evans feels a deep-rooted sense of obligation to protect our shared oceans. His love is for the seas surrounding Oman and he sees this as an opportunity to inspire others, especially young people, to think about the importance of our ocean.On theInternational Maritime Organisation’sWorld Maritime Day, atThe Royal Geographical Societyin London, the Oman 3165 expedition was launched.Hearing from expedition sponsors,Asyad Shipping, the time is now for Oman to become a global leader in marine

Starting in November 2025, Oman 3165 is a seventy day journey by kayak along the coastline of Oman in celebration of World Maritime Day, capturing stories of innovation and biodiversity, celebrating Oman’s rich maritime heritage and using communication technology to inspire the next generation of ocean caretakers for a sustainable future.Come and join adventurer and paddler Mark Evans for every paddle stroke and campfire conversation as he travels from Khasab in the north, near Iran, to Dhalkut in