Cousteau envisions "Global Ocean Network" to link world ocean exploration and information to people across the globe

WASHINGTON, D.C.: Recent, independent research confirms that ocean exploration must enter a new "Age of Management" of the world's marine wildlife and undersea habitats and put preservation ahead of exploitation, according to famed ocean explorer Jean-Michel Cousteau.

Jean-Michel Cousteau, on behalf of the entire Ocean Futures Society family, applauded the life and work of Frank Scalli upon learning of his recent death at the age of 73.

“Frank was a close personal friend and we are all saddened to hear of his passing,” Cousteau said. “However, his influence and legendary work on behalf of the dive industry will live on forever.”

Cousteau recalled that he and Scalli were both inducted in the DEMA Hall of Fame.

NEW YORK, February 25, 2004 --- In a high-profile preview of its late 2004 opening, The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman today introduced a group of internationally renowned brand leaders that, together, will produce an array of facilities, activities and amenities that promise to redefine residential and resort lifestyle in the Caribbean.

SANTA BARBARA, CA.: In 1964, movie posters for Jacques Cousteau’s bold underwater film, World Without Sun, urged filmgoers to come see "Earth’s first 'Oceanauts.'"

Now, nearly 40 years later, a new generation of "oceanauts" led by Jean-Michel Cousteau will embark on an extraordinary documentary filmmaking expedition of adventure and discovery to the most remote islands on the planet in " Voyage to Kure."