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oceana.org

It takes teamwork to save the Mediterranean  We’re teaming up with Robert Lewandowski to protect the Mediterranean, because saving the ocean takes all of us. Just like on the filed, every effort counts. Become a Wavemaker and discover what we can do together! Protect the ocean with Robert Lewandowski The ocean connects us all and ... Read more

mcsuk.org

Marine Conservation Society. Healthier ocean. Healthier planet.

montereybayaquarium.org

On a foggy day in mid-July, a team of scientists working on a range of projects in the California Current Ecosystem set out on a research cruise to look…

theoceancleanup.com

In our mission to rid the world’s oceans of plastic we rely on a thorough understanding of the ocean plastic pollution problem. To this end, our researchers have found that the plastic afloat in the ocean garbage patches is rapidly increasing and may be highly persistent. In our new study, ”First evidence of plastic fallout from the North Pacific Garbage Patch”, published today in Scientific Reports, we show that part of the plastic debris floating in subtropical oceanic gyres is lost to the underlying deep sea through fallout of once-buoyant microplastics.

marinesanctuary.org

Interested in joining our team? Check out our job and internship opportunities at the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation.

whales.org

200,000 people have signed our petition to end captivity. Help us make a difference to the lives of captive whales and dolphins around the world. Read More Latest policy developments All policy news All policy news Create healthy seas Prevent deaths in nets Stop whaling May 08 Policy-based news story 6 By ruthsmyth Lorem…

marinebio.org

Discover marine biology through engaging articles, videos, and conservation insights at MarineBio.org—your friendly guide to ocean science and protection.

worldwildlife.org

The leading organization in wildlife conservation and endangered species. Learn how you can help WWF make a difference.

globalfishingwatch.org

El AIS (Sistema de identificación automática) transmite la ubicación, identidad, rumbo y velocidad de las embarcaciones. Conoce cómo y por qué se utiliza.