Ollie & Friends
Six characters, one shallow coral reef, and a running argument about whether hide-and-seek is for babies. The comic is free to read while you wait for the kit, and the Ocean Club is where it stops being a story.
Ollie's Adventures
Free to read, right here. No app, no account, no autoplay. Four pages, one at a time.
Nothing to do, nowhere to go, and five opinions about it.
Read it →Ollie agrees to hide-and-seek under protest. Then she finds the blanket.
Coming soonOllie tries to explain what just happened. Nobody believes her. Sam has a theory.
Coming soonDrawn partly by kids from the Ocean Club. Send us a character and it might swim in.
Join the crew to get it firstOKAAAAAY… I found the blanket, got under it, wished I could hide here, and got here without swimming. HMMMM. EPIC.— Ollie, Episode 3
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Ollie's Ocean Club
The stories are made up. The ocean isn't. The Ocean Club gives kids three small things they can actually do — and puts their name in the comic when they do them.
One promise, in a kid's own words, about one thing they'll do for the ocean. Printable certificate with their name on it.
Send in a character. Every month one gets redrawn by our artist and written into an episode of Ollie's Adventures.
A beach cleanup, a plastic-free week, a school project. Log it, and the Ocean Club map fills in where the crew has been.
Conservancy partnerships are in conversation. We won't name an organization here until one has said yes in writing.