Stories
Working Together to Reduce Marine Debris
Marine Debris Foundation kicked off their first Board meeting on June 14, 2022. The meeting introduced the members that will help steer the Foundation.
Sea The Future: Moving Forward with Innovative Ocean Conservation
Capitol Hill Ocean Week 2022, held from June 7 to 9, celebrated 50 years of ocean and coastal conservation and protection.
Combating Racial Injustice: A Juneteenth Message
This year, we’d like to challenge both our supporters AND ourselves to put additional effort in identifying new ways to address the plights the African American community faces, and dismantling systems in place.
Introducing: The Community Ocean Engagement Global Initiative
We are proud to launch our newest initiative, the Community Ocean Engagement Global Initiative (COEGI), today on World Ocean Day 2022.
You Have to Walk Along the Highway
Patience, perseverance and unrelenting curiosity could pave the way for Cuba’s smalltooth sawfish being on better footing than we believed.
How Your Grocery Store “Fish Dilemma” Relates to Ocean Health
The demand for fish is growing, and the ocean is increasingly at risk. But aquaculture practices are adaptable. And companies are investing in sustainable fish farming.
Ocean Clusters Can Accelerate Growth in America’s Sustainable Blue Economy
The Blue Economy can serve as an untapped source of sustainable, environmentally respectful solutions. Entrepreneurs are tapping into those opportunities in coops known as Ocean Clusters.
Island Communities Advance Climate Resilience & Marine Protection in Palau; and More Work Remains
The Ocean Foundation and our community in The Climate Strong Islands Network know there’s no better place than Palau to be reminded of the lessons islands have to offer in addressing our climate crisis.
The Titanic as Part of our Ocean Heritage
As we approach the 110th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, more thought should be made to consider the protection and underwater cultural heritage of the wreck that now sits deep in the Atlantic.
A New Generation of Coral Restoration
Scientists from the D.R. and Cuba come together to learn and share new restoration techniques
“Not My Father’s Science”: Alanna Mitchell and I Chat the Power of Theater and a Changing Ocean
During the U.S. debut of Alanna Mitchell’s ‘Sea Sick’ play, we chat about our changing ocean and the power of the theater to evoke change.
