Building Capacity
Trapped in the Big Blue: Ocean Carbon Dioxide Removal
Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is a form of climate geoengineering that seeks to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Water We Up To?
Our Spring updates newsletter is out, and just in time for some exciting announcements! We’re detailing new partnerships, recent work in ocean governance, and our newest CommYOUnity Foundation Campaign.
The Largest Mangrove Restoration Project in the United States
In our latest newsletter, we’re highlighting updates from Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Mexico – including a 695-acre mangrove restoration project.
Restoration of the “Matita redonda” key in Salinas
Our BRI work in Salinas, Puerto Rico at Mata Redonda was featured on Telemundo Puerto Rico Digital.
How does ocean acidification affect us in Puerto Rico?
IOAI’s recent workshop in Salinas, Puerto Rico was featured on WAPA TV as part of their special Earth Week coverage.
Tell Us Your Favorite Ocean Memories
Recently, we asked our staff at The Ocean Foundation to tell us their favorite memories of the water, ocean, and coasts — and why they are working to make the ocean better for all life on earth. Now it’s your turn.
Pushing pHorward: OA Day and Fiji Training
The IOAI team talks about their recent 5th Annual OA Day, their five-day training in Fiji, and getting GOA-ON in a Box kits to the Pacific Islands.
Diving in on a Global Plastics Treaty
Program Officer Erica Nuñez discusses what she’s been up to these last few months in pursuit of a Global Plastics Treaty.
A CommYOUnity Foundation: Staff Memories with the Ocean
We asked our staff, as part of our ocean community, to tell us their favorite memories of the ocean – and why they are working to make it a healthy place for all life on earth.
Government of Cuba Signs First Memorandum of Understanding with U.S.-based Non-Governmental Organization to Facilitate Ocean Science Diplomacy
The Government of Cuba and TOF signed a Memorandum of Understanding today, marking the first time the Government of Cuba has signed a MoU with a non-governmental organization in the United States.
Making an Impact at IMPAC5
IMPAC5 just concluded in Vancouver, Canada – bringing together 2,000 practitioners to advance our common goal of transboundary coastal and ocean restoration.
CLOSED – Request for Proposals: English to Spanish Translator
We’ve initiated an RFP to identify a translator between the ages of 18-25 to provide English to Spanish translation services for a “youth ocean action toolkit”, supported by National Geographic Society.
