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With the help of donors like you, OpenOceans Global is developing solutions to save our ocean.
All over the world, the advances in miniaturization of cameras has allowed placement of those cameras so that there are literally eyes on the ocean 24 hours each day. These web cams are not only at coastal locations, but on research vessels, in aquariums, and other ocean-related places. Check the web cams below to get a real-time view of your ocean.
Do you know of a great web cam we should add to this list? If so, please jump to the contact form at the bottom of this page and let us know about it!
Coastal Web Cams
Farallon Islands Web Cam
Katmai National Park Alaska Brown Bear and Salmon Cam
Monterey Bay Aquarium Coastal View Cam
Hawaii Pipeline Cam
Surflines’ International Network of Web Cams
Surfer’s View Live Web Cams
Underwater Web Cams
Ocean Networks Canada Six Deep Water Cams with Lights
Channel Islands National Park, Anacapa Island Web Cam
Miscellaneous Marine Aquarium Web Cams
Aquarium of the Pacific Blue Cavern Kelp Forest Web Cam
Aquarium of the Pacific Tropical Reef Web Cam
Aquarium of the Pacific Sea Jellies Cam
Aquarium of the Pacific Sex Change (fish) Web Cam
Aquarium of the Pacific Shark Lagoon Web Cam
California Academy of the Sciences Philippine Reef Cam
Monterey Bay Aquarium Kelp Cam
Monterey Bay Aquarium Open Sea Cam
New England Aquarium Giant Ocean Tank Web Cam
Penguin Web Cams
Aquarium of the Pacific Penquin Below Water Web Cam
Aquarium of the Pacific Penguin Above Water Web Cam
California Academy of the Sciences Penguin Cam
Polar Bear Cams
San Diego Zoo Polar Bear Cam