What we do
The Secchi Disk Foundation engages people of all ages around the world with fun, hands on marine science to inspire and educate while increasing our knowledge of the sea.
How we do it
We
run the
Secchi Disk study, the world's largest citizen science study of
the phytoplankton. Today, these tiny, sea surface, plant-like algae that start the
marine food chain are altering in their abundance and distribution due to
climate change. By supporting the Secchi Disk Foundation you can help us
learn more about these changes. Read the study's first paper in
PLOS ONE.
