Phytoplankton: the lungs of the Earth @OxfordSparks
Phytoplankton: the lungs of the Earth  @OxfordSparks
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
You may have heard rainforests described as the 'lungs of the Earth', but what about the oceans? On the face of it, these environments couldn't seem more different. But actually, dive beneath the waves and you'll find a plethora of carbon-fixing heroes. Join biogeochemist and climate scientist Arianwen Herbert as she takes us behind-the-scenes on her fieldwork expedition aboard RRS James Cook, and introduces us to the amazing world of phytoplankton. Find out more at arianwen.com or follow her on Instagram@scienceformymum.
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