Carnival of the Blue Sunset

Next month will be the last edition of the Carnival of the Blue that I will be curating. The consensus among those I've polled is that the utility of blog carnivals has diminished in the last couple of years, especially with the rise in social media. Consequently, June may also be the last Carnival of the Blue. There is the possibility of transferring the curation of the carnival onto someone else. If you know anyone who is interested in the responsibility, please have them contact me.

It's been an honor and pleasure working with the online ocean blogging community.

Thank you.

Jason

Carnival of the Blue No. 48-Barefoot Blog

The possibly penultimate Carnival of the Blue is up at Danielle's Barefoot Blog. Check out May's edition with all the oceany links from the previous month.

• May's Carnival of the Blue No 48: Danielle Meitiv's Barefoot Blog

Next month's Carnival will be on World Oceans Day, June 8, at Mark's Blogfish blog. Email your contributions to Mark (blogfishx [at] gmail . com) or use the handy blogcarnival.com form.

Carnival of the Blue No 47 - Water Word's that Work

The 48th edition of the Carnival of the Blue is up at Water Word's that Work. Check out the briny links from the past month or so.

• April's Carnival of the Blue No 47: Water Words that Work

Carnival of the Blue No. 45 and No. 46

My apologies for letting this slip here, but I hope you haven't missed the past two months of ocean excellence. In February, Zen Faulkes brought us from the epipelagic down to the Hadopelagic. Check it out at the NeuroDojo.

• February, Carnival of the Blue No. 45: NeuroDojo

This month the Carnival of the Blue set sail with Sam Urmy at the Oceanographer's Choice.

• March, Carnival of the Blue No. XLV 46: Oceanographer’s Choice

Carnival of the Blue No. 44: Ringing in the New Year with the Beach Chair Scientist

The Beach Chair Scientist rings in the new year with a new batch of ocean posts:

• Ringing in the New Year with the Beach Chair Scientist