Stories
Deep Seabed Mining: Digging for the Truth on The Metals Company
As a company built to profit from deep seabed mining, The Metals Company has pushed questionable narratives around the benefits and easy success of such mining.
Disability Pride Month: Celebrating and Reflecting on 32 Years
Across the field of marine conservation, challenges and opportunities for inclusivity and accessibility still exist.
Closing the Gap: Our Commitment to Green 2.0’s Pay Equity Pledge
The Ocean Foundation has committed to Green 2.0’s Pay Equity Pledge, a campaign to take corrective actions to remediate pay disparities.
What the Ocean Means to Me: A Chain Reaction
I was lucky enough to form a deep bond with the ocean at a very young age. I continue to surf, freedive, and find outlets to expand my small role in ocean conservation, so I can do my part to protect my second home.
Pride 2022: Putting LGBTQ+ Voices on Deck
On the heels of Pride month, we at TOF want to continue to celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. Our ocean knows no boundaries or limits, nor does it discriminate. And, neither should we.
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.
Increasing Awareness to Drive Change
TOF’s Work in Ocean Literacy Over the Past Two Decades
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.