The Blue Planet Log magazine was published in the lead up to the Blue Planet Odyssey in the summer of 2014. Past issues can be read online here.
Past issues of the printed magazine can be read online here with page turning reader issuu.com.
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Issue 3 – December 2013
 Read issue 3 online (December 2013) |
ATLANTIC ODYSSEY
- The Argonauts Take to the Seas
Atlantic Odyssey report - Global Drifters
The Atlantic Odyssey deploy drifter buoys
PANAMA
- Where time never stands still
- Meeting the Guna
- The New Canal
BLUE PLANET ODYSSEY
- Southern Route
- Northern Route
- European Odyssey
New event launched - Seabirds
Focus your cameras - Women and Cruising
- News from the BPO Explorers
- Long Distance Cruising Seminar
March 2014 London Seminar
Issue 2 – July 2013
 Read issue 2 online (July 2013) |
- LANZAROTE
Atlantic Odyssey start
Biosphere Reserve
Marinas
Atlantic Odyssey départ - LA MARTINIQUE
An nou alé – Let’s go - La Palma
The pretty island - Grenada
The spice island - Community Projects
An overview - Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Dispatch from the Indian Ocean - Talking Trash
Dealing with waste at sea - JCOMMOPS
A developing partnership - HF SSB Radio
Do you need one? - Managing Sailing Events
Tribulations of an event director - Power for Offshore Cruising
Solutions for one boat - Long Distance Cruising Seminar
Meet the experts - Spreading the Word
Literary corner - Blue Planet Odyssey Explorers
News from participants - Atlantic Odyssey Argonauts
News from participants
Issue 1 – April 2013
 Read issue 1 online (April 2013) |
- Message from OceansWatch
Inspiring sailors to make a difference - Message from Tokelau
One small nation leads the way - Tuvalu and Tokelau
Endangered Pacific nations - Tuvalu – Mo Te Atua
A personal view of apocalypse - The Blue Planet Odyssey
An overview - Educational Program
The younger generation have their say - The Green Machine
An environmental club in school - Scientific Program
Contributing to the knowledge of our oceans - Blue Planet Odyssey
Route map - The North West Passage
A challenge to overcome - The Odyssey
A true family affair - Blue Planet Odyssey
Confirmed participants - Cornell Sailing
A brief history of events
