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Advancing Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion at the SeaWeb Seafood Summit
The global dialogue around the environmental sustainability of seafood and corporate social responsibility in the seafood industry is too often dominated by voices and perspectives from the global north. Meanwhile, …
Latin American and Caribbean Advanced Training on Ocean Acidification Monitoring
Host institute: Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras (INVEMAR), Santa Marta, Colombia Dates: 28th of January to 1st of February, 2019 Organizers: The Ocean Foundation …
PocketChange Partners with The Ocean Foundation
PocketChange selects The Ocean Foundation as the #1 charity to support for ocean conservation PocketChange, an action facilitation company, partners with The Ocean Foundation to enable micro-giving online in one …
Five Ways You Can Support Marine Conservation for World Ocean Day
1. Support our One Ocean campaign Covering 71% of the Earth, the ocean connects us all. Protecting our blue planet demands global action along a united front. At The Ocean …
Seagrasses, Nature’s Water Filter
Seagrasses are aquatic flowering plants that are found along a broad latitudinal range. As one of the planets most effective and efficient coastal systems for carbon sequestration, proper conservation and …
We’re Partnering with North Coast Brewing on an Ocean-Friendly IPA
PRESS RELEASE FROM NORTH COAST BREWING// The ongoing thirst for the hippest and hoppiest IPA has taken a new turn – a conscience for conservation. North Coast Brewing Company has …
Plastic in the Ocean
Plastic, the most common form of persistent marine debris, is one of the most pressing issues in marine ecosystems.
Seagrass
Seagrasses are flowering plants that grow in shallow waters along the coasts of every continent except Antarctica. Seagrasses provide critical ecosystem services and are a reliable source for carbon sequestration.
Blue Carbon
Blue carbon is the carbon dioxide captured by the world’s ocean and coastal ecosystems, stored in the form of biomass and sediments from mangroves, tidal marshes and seagrass meadows.
Ocean Acidification
The ocean absorbs a significant portion of our carbon dioxide emissions, which is changing the chemistry of the ocean at an unprecedented rate in a process known as ocean acidification.
