Time to be Marin.
A sea-life sketchbook, a dry rock beside a tide pool and plenty of time to notice who lives there.

Marin notices the little things others miss. She brings a calm presence, a careful eye and some wonderfully terrible sea jokes.
When Marin first came to Skylock House, Vivienne made a quiet place beside her. Now Marin is good at noticing who needs space and who needs company.
Read Marin’s origin comic ↗Tide pools, Drawing sea creatures, Swimming.
An aqua-and-cobalt submarine with a clear bubble canopy and yellow grab arms for careful work beneath the waves.
What she’s learning: A quiet voice can change the plan.
Every rescue starts with a person.
These are a few of her favourite things.
A sea-life sketchbook, a dry rock beside a tide pool and plenty of time to notice who lives there.
She has a sea joke for almost everything. Her sisters keep asking her to stop being so shellfish.
Something she keeps: Her first crab drawing, with all ten legs counted very carefully.
“Slowly. We've got time.”
A friendship, a family and lots of practice.
Near Harbour House, Marin watched the tide pools. While the others saw waves, she spotted a small crab.
At Skylock House, Vivienne saved a quiet place beside her. Marin could tell her stories in her own time.
She learnt about sea life and underwater rescue. In a practice pool, she trained with Ripple's grab arms until every movement was gentle.
Marin and Ripple help people and animals beneath the waves. Her careful eye often finds the detail that changes the plan.
30 secondsMarin ferries a stranded family from a river island to a dry quay on Ripple's guarded rescue pontoon.
30 secondsMarin and Ripple free a dolphin from an abandoned net and collect the net so the ocean is safer.
30 secondsMarin and Ripple help a mother and boy reach dry ground when a storm tide cuts them off.