Actor, advocate, and Oceana ambassador Kate Walsh was honored for her longstanding commitment to protecting and restoring the world’s oceans. Event co-chairs Elizabeth Wahler, who also serves on ...
Advocates and former industrial fishers shed light on labor right abuses and illegal fishing crimes behind seafood on your plate.
Damage from Bottom Trawling on Chilean Seamounts Still Visible More Than 25 Years Later, Study Finds
New research shows that deep-sea biodiversity has not fully recovered despite more than two decades without bottom trawling, reinforcing the case for protecting vulnerable ecosystems before damage ...
Did you know orcas are led by their grandmothers? Orcas are one of only five species known to go through menopause, and their post-reproductive females become leaders of the pod, guiding hunts and ...
Do you want to make a difference protecting the health of our oceans and the communities who rely on them? Come join our team in Chile – dedicated professionals campaigning for our oceans along one of ...
Sixteen national governments from across Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, and the Pacific today adopted the Mombasa Declaration at the 11th Our Ocean Conference, committing to advance global ...
The ocean might be about to change the weather where you live. Recent news reports warn that parts of the central Pacific Ocean are warming up fast, and that a powerful weather pattern known as El ...
This year marks a quarter-century since Oceana set sail. Back in 2001, the oceans received less than 1% of global conservation funding, despite covering more than 70% of our planet. Overfishing and ...
Oceana, the largest international advocacy organization dedicated solely to ocean conservation, has appointed Sonia Kwami to lead its new office in Ghana, the organization’s first in Africa. Kwami ...
Josana Pinto da Costa guides her small fishing boat through the murky, moonlit Amazon River in northern Brazil, where she makes her living fishing. She fishes in the nighttime, not by choice, but ...
The ocean remains one of the least explored places on Earth—and every year, scientists uncover new species that remind us just how much there is still to learn. In 2025, researchers described a ...
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