Indian Ocean

Stewards of the Sea: Why the Indian Ocean Gyre Matters

View to the Indian Ocean from space. Image from here (accessed 4/26/2026).

What is an oceanic gyre and how does it work on the other side of the world?

The earth has five major oceanic gyres: the North/South Pacific, North/South Atlantic, and Indian Ocean. These circular currents play a key role in global climate regulation and marine debris accumulation.

Our travels to the Indian Ocean have convinced me of the need for a Creation Care wake-up call. We must treat our oceans with respect and stop letting our junk become the problem for future generations.

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Learn about the “Five Gyres Institute” here: https://www.5gyres.org/

Learn about “The Ocean Cleanup” here: https://theoceancleanup.com/


Bible Land Explorers are headed back to Tanzania June 3-13, 2027. Lake Victoria, the Serengeti, and Ngorongoro Crater, are on our agenda as we photo-hunt big cats, small birds, and everything in-between. We are now receiving early registrations for this exclusive small-group adventure. See the link here for brochure and more information or email us at BibleLandExplorer@gmail.com.

Indian Ocean Trade Networks in the New Testament World

Understanding that a network of tradings zones in the Indian Ocean developed between 300 BC and AD 300. This network introduced luxury goods to those who could afford them.

Dreams of Cinnabar: A Midnight Arrival in Zanzibar

Experience a midnight arrival in Zanzibar and explore the rich history of Stone Town, the origins of the word "safari," and the legends of explorers like David Livingstone.