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We are all connected and so is the ocean. What happens in one part of the ocean can affect the others. There is only one ocean. Watch this new #DroptheS animation:
This World Ocean Day we are thanking the ocean for always being with us and for making our planet work. Watch this new animation:
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.
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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?
