Clean Wake: How SSCA Cruisers Leave Caribbean Communities Better Than They Found Them
A little extra locker space, a trusted local contact, and a community that’s a little better for your visit.
A little extra locker space, a trusted local contact, and a community that’s a little better for your visit.
Grenada launches its Voluntourism Program offering opportunities in agriculture, health, education, and the environment
Welcome to the first All At Sea of 2016. At this time, many editors like to look astern as the highlights of the past year bob in their wake but we are not going to do that, instead, we are going to look ahead, and we start with our four-page Regatta Preview. Nowhere in the…
Short-term seasonal cruisers to the Caribbean or life-long sailors who have made the region their home can make a difference to the islands’ people and wildlife. Here is a sampling of seven ways that you can volunteer. Be A Marine Volunteer! Opportunities Abound in South Florida 2nd Life Sails Donate your used sails and become…
Any day at Eckerd College campus in St. Petersburg, Florida, you can find students walking to class or studying by the waterâs edge. You may see one or two look at their phones when a text comes, jump up and rush away. They are not late for class or a hot date, but off on…
Years spent living around boats and the water. A love of centuries-old history, and learning new skills. The chance to meet people from throughout the East Coast, the nation and the world. These are just a few reasons why Lloyd Devigne decided to become a docent volunteer at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, located on…