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green flash conservation science 0 skip to content home sea of cortez expedition gulf of california guide meet our team blog our vision our beginning contact donate open menu close menu home sea of cortez expedition gulf of california guide meet our team blog our vision our beginning contact donate open menu close menu home sea of cortez expedition gulf of california guide meet our team blog our vision our beginning contact donate reimagining science conservation and storytelling learn more green flash conservation science like the rare optical phenomenon seen by sailors as the sun meets the horizon green flash conservation science seeks to be a spark of change for threatened ecosystems through our creative expeditions and storytelling we blend scientific discovery with compelling storytelling to spotlight how human pressures are impacting vital ecosystems by drawing on historical data and lived experiences and immersing ourselves in these ecosystems to understand how they are changing we produce powerful narratives that raise awareness foster emotional connection and inspire collective action to safeguard these beautiful places donate what is a green flash the green flash is a rare meteorological optical phenomenon most commonly seen out at sea under just the right conditions when the sun meets the horizon as it rises or sets the atmosphere can refract and separate the wavelengths of light from the sun causing the sun to flash green for just a few seconds before disappearing green flashes have long inspired myths and lore one says that if you witness a green flash you will never again go astray in matters of the heart another claims it signifies a soul returning to this world from beyond still others believe it is a harbinger of fair weather in the days to come support our growth donate contact us interested in working together fill out some info and we will be in touch shortly we can t wait to hear from you home sea of cortez expedition meet our team blog o ur vi sion our beginning contact donate