In this report, part of our collaboration with the Red Cross Folk High School, film students Hugo Carlsund and Linnéa Ekström meet three people who, in different ways, have found a calming power in the sea.
It is the story of a freediver, a surfer and a winter swimmer who all faced difficulties in life but found joy and energy in the sea.
The films ask how our well-being can be affected by the sea.
At the forefront of climate change is Tonga – an island nation in the Pacific Ocean where rising sea levels, warmer waters and tropical cyclones pose an increasing threat. "The sea is everything to us. But it's on fire," the country's delegate Uili Lousi told TT [Tidningarnas Telegrambyra] at the climate summit
Manjula Gullikson is the only female professional fisherman in Västernorrland. But she finds it increasingly difficult to make a living from the profession. Her herring catch is only getting smaller and smaller
The concept of Ocean Literacy is gaining ground. UNESCO calls for common knowledge base on the sea
