Près de 300 vidéos à votre disposition pour vous permettre une acculturation aux océans, mers et littoraux dans leurs multiples dimensions – géopolitique, économique, environnementale, sociale, etc.. Notre vidéothèque n’est pas exhaustive (elle ne le sera jamais) et donc évoluera au fil du temps. Majoritairement en anglais et partiellement en français (pensez à régler vos paramètres YouTube, Vimeo, etc. avec un sous-titre adapté), les vidéos ont des durées variables et sont issues d’organisations publiques et privées : elles n’engagent que leurs auteurs et hébergeurs. De votre côté, si vous avez une vidéo à nous recommander, n’hésitez pas à le faire par notre formulaire https://www.univ-mer.org/contact/
Nearly 300 videos at your disposal to help you learn about the oceans, seas and coasts in their many dimensions – geopolitical, economic, environmental, social, etc. Our video library is not exhaustive (it never will be) and therefore will evolve over time. Mainly in English and partially in French (remember to adjust your YouTube, Vimeo, etc. settings with an appropriate subtitle), this videos have variable lengths and come from public and private organizations: they engage only their authors and hosts. From your side, if you have a video to recommend to us, do not hesitate to do so by our form https://www.univ-mer.org/contact/
Ocean Science: Marine Biology and Chemistry
Marine Biology at Home 1: Introduction
Introduction to Marine Bio
The ocean's chemistry is changing. Why does it matter?
Strontium Changes in the Ocean
Overview: 5 min – 2020
More videos on the Marine Biology at Home YouTube channel
Webinair: Excessive CO2 emissions isn’t just an atmospheric problem, it’s changing the chemistry of our oceans through ocean acidification and impacting ocean life: 41 min – 2021
University of California, Santa Cruz – New analysis of strontium isotopes reveals how the global carbon cycle has responded to changes in climate and sea level through geologic time: 4 min 2021
Ocean Science: Ocean Currents and Physical Oceanography
How do ocean currents work?
OceanMOOC - Drivers of Ocean Currents
OceanMOOC - Water Cycles and Salinity
OceanMOOC - Ocean Heat Storage and Sea Level
TED Ed – Dive into the science of ocean currents (including the Global Conveyor Belt current), and find out how climate change affects them: 5 min – 2019
OceanMOOC – Drivers of Ocean Currents: 6 min – 2017
OceanMOOC – Water Cycles and Salinity: 6 min – 2017
OceanMOOC - Seafloor Dynamics and Plate Tectonics
OceanMOOC - Coastal Hazards
Paul Beckwith on Jet Streams and Ocean Currents
OceanMOOC – Seafloor Dynamics and Plate Tectonics: 5 min – 2017
OceanMOOC – Coastal Hazards: 5 min – 2017
Ocean Climate: Acidification
Ocean Acidification, Bozeman Science
Ocean Acidification, NBC News learn
Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification
Demystifying ocean acidification and biodiversity impacts
Short; Explanation causes & consequences: 5 min – 2016
Introduction to acidification: 6 min – 2020
Documentary on acidification: causes & consequences: 21 min – 2009
Causes & consequences: 12 min – 2014
Saving Ocean Biodiversity: Coral Restoration | Explorers in the Field
Fighting Ocean Acidification: Smith Cove Blue Carbon Project
Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE)
Acidification & biodiversity loss solutions: 6 min – 2022
Oyster beds, kelp, and eel grass in Smith Cove to enhance efforts against ocean acidification. The Port of Seattle is leading many efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions), the most important step towards combatting ocean acidification: 3 min – 2021
This video introduces ocean alkalinity enhancement as a potential carbon dioxide removal strategy.: 4 min – 2020
Ocean Climate: Biodiversity
OceanMOOC - Our Ocean: a Finite Resource
OceanMOOC - Coastal Ecosystems
Ocean MOOC - Governing Marine Biodiversity
Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification
OceanMOOC – Our Ocean: a Finite Resource: 8 min – 2017
OceanMOOC – Coastal Ecosystems: 13 min – 2017
Ocean MOOC – Governing Marine Biodiversity: 13 min – 2017
Documentary on acidification: causes & consequences: 21 min – 2009
Demystifying ocean acidification and biodiversity impacts
Ocean Acidification
Saving Ocean Biodiversity: Coral Restoration | Explorers in the Field
Causes & consequences: 12 min – 2014
Introduction to acidification: 6 min – 2020
Acidification & biodiversity loss solutions: 6 min – 2020
Ocean Climate: Sea Level Rise
Climate change – living on the water | DW Documentary
What Causes Sea Level Rise?
From Building Collapse in Florida to Arctic Coastal Erosion
Élévation du niveau de la mer
Sea levels are rising faster and faster, threatening 700 million people who live on the world’s coasts. Will water become the habitat of the future? Visionary projects for a life with the tides are forging ahead worldwide: 42 min – 2020
Over this time, scientists have observed that the global sea level has been rising: 2 min – 2020
Deep Connections: From Building Collapse in Florida to Arctic Coastal Erosion: Sea Level Rise: 15 min – 2020
Élévation du niveau de la mer : 6 min – 2016
Montée des eaux : quelles solutions pour nos villes côtières ?
OceanMOOC - Ocean Heat Storage and Sea Level
What If All The Ice Melted On Earth?
Sea level rise - fact & fiction
C’est désormais une certitude scientifique : à la faveur du réchauffement climatique, la science est désormais en mesure d’affirmer que le niveau de la mer va monter, peut-être jusqu’à 1 mètre en 2100, menaçant directement au moins 570 villes importantes dans le monde : 11 min – 2021
OceanMOOC – Ocean Heat Storage and Sea Level: 7 min – 2017
What If All The Ice Melted On Earth?: 5 min – 2016
TED – Sea level is rising for the first time in thousands of years. Oceanographer John Englander, author of « High Tide On Main Street » explains why it is unstoppable, regardless of efforts to be ‘green’ and sustainable: 11 min – 2014
Science en direct : Élévation du niveau de la mer et submersions
Science en direct : les nouveaux scénarios d'élévation du niveau de la mer
Sea Level Rise: Impact on the United States
Allons-nous vivre sur l’eau ?
Dans le cadre de la 26ème édition de la Fête de la Science, le BRGM participait à Science en direct : 9 min – 2017
Depuis la parution du rapport du GIEC de 2019, de nouveaux scénarios d’élévation du niveau de la mer ont vu le jour et font suite à de nouvelles données sur la fonte des calottes glaciaires : 10 min – 2020
Dr. Steve Zornetzer, former NASA Ames Executive; and Jonathan Kleid, Regular Host of the Killen Report, discuss the existing and future threat of increasing rise of ocean levels to people property and industry of the United States: 30 min – 2021
ARTE – Si le changement climatique se poursuit, les architectes et les climatologues ont une solution : construire des villes sur l’eau ! Cette nouvelle série documentaire plonge au coeur des mystères de la science pour tout savoir ou presque: 27 min – 2021
Ocean Climate: Blue Carbon Ecosystem
ARTE - L'histoire secrète du carbone
Blue Carbon, Explained
Mangroves: how they help the ocean
Blue carbon: a golden climate mitigation opportunity
Omniprésent dans notre environnement, le carbone est aujourd’hui accusé de menacer les fragiles équilibres de la planète. Un documentaire éclairant sur un élément chimique pourtant indissociable de la vie sur Terre. : 86 min – 2022
We can help address climate change by using natural solutions. We have to change the way we live, but we can also increase how much carbon we offset: 2 min – 2021
Mangrove forests are vital for the health of the planet, but they’re rapidly disappearing: 10 min – 2020
EJF raise awareness video + intro to blue carbon: 7 min – 2021
David Attenborough: Save magical kelp forests
Maldives: How saving seagrass
Rising Ocean Temperatures are "Cooking" Coral Reefs
Warming temperatures have devastating impact on coral reefs
BBC Inside Out South – Importance of kelp forest: 7 min – 2019
DW News: The seagrass meadows around the Maldives are under threat. But the government now plans to place this valuable ecosystem under protection: 6 min – 2021
National Geographic – Oceans are acidifying at a rate faster than any time in the last 300 million years. This year, we’ve seen the most drastic and damaging coral bleaching event in recent history – and it’s attributable to warmer, more acidic oceans: 3 min – 2016
ABC News – About 14% of the world’s coral reefs have disappeared in the last 13 years: 3 min – 2021
Ocean Pollution & Preservation: Plastic
Nations Unies: Plastic Ocean
Un continent de plastique
Plastic Ocean: A Film About Microplastics
TED-Ed: What really happens to the plastic you throw away?
United Nations – Plastic – both a wonderful invention and a scourge on our planet. Over 300 million tons will be produced this year: 7 min – 2017
Un continent de plastique ARTE Future : 2 min – 2016
Microplastics have become ubiquitous throughout the world’s oceans, but can vary in their concentrations from place to place: 2 min – 2018
We’ve all been told that we should recycle plastic bottles and containers. But what actually happens to the plastic if we just throw it away? Emma Bryce traces the life cycles of three different plastic bottles, shedding light on the dangers these disposables present to our world.: 4 min – 2015
TED, David Katz: The surprising solution to ocean plastic
OceanMOOC - Governing Ocean Pollution
The Ocean Cleanup System
The Interceptor
Can we solve the problem of ocean plastic pollution and end extreme poverty at the same time?: 12 min – 2018
OceanMOOC – Governing Ocean Pollution: 9 min – 2017
In this video, we explain how our Ocean Cleanup system 001, works. System 001 was launched in September 2018 and was the world’s first cleanup system to be trialed in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch: 2 min – 2018
The barge-like Interceptor can detain thousands of tonnes of plastic before it reaches the ocean. It was invented by Dutch NGO The Ocean Cleanup.: 1 min – 2021
Ocean Pollution & Preservation: Oil Spill
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Introduction to oil spills
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Aerial surveillance
Response to Marine Oil Spills: At-sea response
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Shoreline clean-up
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Introduction to oil spills: 22 min – 2014
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Aerial surveillance: 17 min – 2014
Response to Marine Oil Spills: At-sea response: 24 min – 2014
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Shoreline clean-up: 19 min – 2014
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Waste management
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Environmental impacts
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Oil spill compensation
Marine Oil Spills: Oil Spills in Cold Climates
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Waste management: 17 min – 2014
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Environmental impacts: 18 min – 2014
Response to Marine Oil Spills: Oil spill compensation: 25 min – 2014
Oil Spills in Cold Climates: 27 min – 2014
Bilge dumping: The worst pollution you've never heard of
Animation FSO Safer, Transfer of oil cargo
Oil Spill Cleanup Methods
DW Planet – Vessels continue to pollute the world’s oceans with oily wastewater. A DW investigation shows how seafarers circumvent environmental laws to save time and money, with devastating effects: 12 min – 2022
Moored off the Red Sea coast of Yemen, the FSO Safer is a rapidly decaying supertanker at risk of a major oil spill from breaking apart or an explosion that could occur at any time: 3 min – 2022
There are different types of oil spills and also different types of cleaning methods: 6 min – 2021
Ocean Pollution & Preservation: Marine Protected Area
Lecture: Pollution in the Ocean
Ocean Pollution Facts for Kids
Dead zones: how chemical pollution is suffocating the sea
$1bn to save the ocean
University of Delaware: 65 min – 2022
Do you love beautiful oceans and marine animals? In this video you are going to learn about the major causes of ocean pollution and the effects of ocean pollution: 4 min – 2021
The Economist – Parts of the ocean are being starved of oxygen by chemical pollution from land. These so-called “dead zones” not only decimate marine life, but are contributing to climate change: 18 min – 2022
The Economist – We asked Sir David Attenborough and four other leading thinkers on ocean conservation how they would invest $1bn to protect the ocean. Some of their answers may surprise you: 12 min – 2020
Blue Bonds for Ocean Conservation
Is Saving a Life Enough to Save the Ocean?
TED – Island and coastal nations need to protect their waters in order for our oceans to stay healthy. But they often have lots of debt and aren’t able to prioritize ocean protection over other needs: 5 min – 2021
TEDx – Captain Peter Hammarstedt takes you along on the longest maritime pursuit in history, as the world’s most notorious fish poacher is brought to justice; and we confront our own problematic relationship with the ocean: 21 min – 2022