Uniting And Activating Powerful Voices For Ocean Conservation
One Planet, One Ocean
The Ocean provides half the oxygen we breathe, absorbs a quarter of our CO2 emissions and over 90% of the heat from those emissions, puts food on our plates and is home to 80% of all life on Earth. But it is in danger – and so are we. You may not be able to tell from above the surface, but the threats are many and the risks are real: plastic is choking sea life, pollution is causing ‘dead zones’, corals are dying, the Ocean is warming and becoming more acidic, and too many boats are chasing fewer and fewer fish.
It’s not too late to solve this crisis. The Ocean is amazingly resilient and can recover, but it needs each and every one of us to play a part.
ABOUT
OCEAN UNITE
Find out what Ocean Unite is doing to secure a healthy and vital ocean.
Ocean Unite’s purpose is to unify, amplify and engage key voices at the moments that matter most for the Ocean. This drives positive Ocean conservation action and achieves specific “on-the-water” goals.
The ocean can rebound. We need it to. Billions of us rely on it for food, oxygen, transport, shipping, leisure, and spiritual solace.
UNIFY
By partnering with those already working in the ocean arena, as well as engaging new influencers, we act as the connective tissue for the Ocean community.
AMPLIFY
We galvanize the Ocean community and activate key influencers through our Ocean leadership network – placing the Ocean firmly on a path towards recovery and regeneration.
Meet the Ocean Unite network
Leading from the front to drive urgently needed positive change for the Ocean community.
ENGAGE
Our initiatives aim to engage new sectors and audiences, while providing a uniting framework that demonstrates the magic of collaboration and partnership in driving positive change.
Engaging your network to raise awareness within the corporate sector and encourage the transition to “blue” business practices.
Reducing risk in a changing Ocean.
Igniting positive change to strongly protect at least 30% of the Ocean by 2030.
Inspiring people from all walks of life to recognize the importance of the Ocean in their everyday lives.
LATEST STORIES
Researchers have found that people's understanding and perception of #storms and #sealevelrise, and their associated impacts, can significantly influence how and whether they engage in coastal adaptation actions. https://t.co/9lN5ioShia via @physorg_com #oceanrisk
The global fishing fleet has more than doubled since 1950, but it's not because the fishing has gotten easier. Rather, fishing boats travel farther and longer to catch a declining stock of fish, according to a new study. https://t.co/ioDrF3KKTo via @CNN #overfishing #scicomm
This scientist couple created an airborne observatory to map tropical forests. Now they’re using it to identify threatened #coralreefs. https://t.co/sTzIYdDCm6 via @nytimes #coralrestoration #oceanrisk #scicomm
Sharks, rays and chimaeras (collectively known as chondrichthyans) include some of the most threatened marine fishes in the world. So how can we better protect them from #overfishing? https://t.co/osRg1wUGTd via @EcoWatch @WhySharksMatter #marinelife #sharks #fisheries
5 reasons to feel hopeful about the future of the #ocean. https://t.co/ujpJ3S6GOM via @wef #SDG14 #MPAs #OneOceanOnePlanet
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