Sailin' for Changes: Arved Fuchs' Ocean Change Expedition 2025
Adventure Awaits
Sailor Arved Fuchs to Embark on 'Ocean Change' Journey in 2025 - Arved Fuchs Prepares for 2025 Ocean Change Performance
Prepare for a nail-biting journey as the legendary polar explorer, Arved Fuchs, embarks on a new leg of his comprehensive expedition, "Ocean Change 2025". Setting sail from Flensburg this Sunday, Fuchs, along with his talented crew, navigates aboard the historic sailing ship, "Dagmar Aaen". With a passion for interdisciplinary work and collaboration, Fuchs has spent a decade meticulously planning this epic adventure, focusing on the interwoven realms of climate change and marine preservation.
Voyage of Discovery
The excitement begins with a journey through the sensitive ecosystems of the eastern Baltic Sea, the North Sea, and the eastern Atlantic. The daring crew's itinerary includes captivating stops in Stralsund, Greifswald, Swinoujscie (Poland), Klaipeda (Lithuania), and Riga (Latvia). They'll glide past the breathtaking island of Gotland (Sweden), navigate the Kattegat and Skagerrak into the North Sea, make a pitstop on Föhr, and voyage through the English Channel towards Brittany and Cornwall, ultimately returning to Flensburg by late August (weather permitting).
Data on Deck
With the "Dagmar Aaen", Fuchs' crew collects valuable data in remote areas where research vessels are scarce. By leveraging modern measurement technology, they can record and share data, complementing the invaluable work of existing fleets.
A Decade in the Making
Since its foundation in 2015, the "Ocean Change" project spearheaded by Fuchs aims to explore the transformations in our oceans and their impact on the climate and coastal landscapes.
Arved Fuchs
- Visionary polar explorer and author
Citizen Science
- Encouraging public participation with initiatives like "Sailing for Oxygen"
EyeOnWater
- Joining forces with EyeOnWater, allowing the public to contribute to marine research with just a few clicks
Climate Change Focus
- Studying the effect of climate change on marine ecosystems and water quality
Marine Protection
- Advocating for ocean preservation and clarifying the role of marine ecosystems in maintaining our planet's health
References:[1] Ocean Change (n.d.). Sailing for Oxygen project. Retrieved from https://www.oceanchange.life/sailing-for-oxygen[2] Ocean Change (n.d.). Routes and research areas. Retrieved from https://www.oceanchange.life/routes[3] Günther, K. T. (2018). Arved Fuchs' historic sailing vessel Dagmar Aaen. Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-J01060 / CC-BY-SA. Retrieved from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Datei:Dagmar-Aaen-2018-4818.jpg[4] Dagmar Aaen (n.d.). The Ship's History. Retrieved from https://www.dagmar-aaen.de/en/the-ship/history/
- Arved Fuchs, a visionary explorer, embarks on his "Ocean Change 2025" expedition with a focus on climate change and marine preservation, aiding in the collection of valuable data on specific research areas in collaboration with EyeOnWater for public marine research contribution.
- As part of the decade-long "Ocean Change" project by Fuchs, the focus lies on the transformations in our oceans and their impact on the climate and coastal landscapes, with education initiatives like "Sailing for Oxygen" fostering public participation.
- During their expedition, the "Dagmar Aaen" crew conducts groundbreaking research in lesser-explored areas of the eastern Baltic Sea, North Sea, and the eastern Atlantic, contributing data to enhance the knowledge of environmental science, therapies and treatments, health-and-wellness, climate-change, and science in general.
