An open letter
If we have learned anything from the Covid-19 pandemic it is that we are all inextricably connected with each other and the natural world. Without greater balance and cooperation we cannot survive as a species.
Human wellbeing is at the heart of what we do. Our work, to protect the ocean is driven by the reality that humankind needs a healthy planet that can sustain life, for the sake of our homes, health, livelihoods, and food.
This issue explores:
This issue explores:
This issue explores:
This issue explores:
Continue reading Monthly Ocean Science Roundup – February 2020
Continue reading CLIMATE COP RECOGNISES THE OCEAN BUT FAILS TO TAKE ACTION TO SAVE OUR BLUE PLANET
Media Advisory
This is a ‘heads-up’ based on internal information on the draft final communiqué text, which looks set to include significant commitments to integrate the ocean into the formal UNFCCC process.
Continue reading COP25 – Expected Ocean Outcomes: Will it deliver the Blue?
Press Release – UNFCCC Conference of the Parties, Madrid
Following on the heels of the first ever IPCC Special Report on the impact of climate breakdown on the ocean, State Parties to the 25th UNFCCC Conference must finally recognise the ocean within both their commitments and action.
Continue reading 25 YEARS ON: BRINGING THE OCEAN INTO THE CLIMATE COP
In December 2019, government leaders and states will gather for the UNFCCC COP 25. This COP follows hard on the heels of the IPCC* Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC) and has been described as the ‘Blue’ COP by Sebastián Piñera, the President of Chile.
In December 2019, government leaders and states will gather for the UNFCCC COP 25. This COP follows hard on the heels of the IPCC* Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC) and has been described as the ‘Blue’ COP by Sebastián Piñera, the President of Chile.
Continue reading COP25 Animations: Don’t leave the ocean out of the UN Climate Conference
