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Ask a Scientist: What happens on an Oceana expedition?

Exploring the depths of Bajos del Norte and Alacranes Reef in Mexico Expeditions play a pivotal role in Oceana’s campaigns to safeguard our oceans. These scientific ventures help uncover the biological intricacies of largely unexplored sites, including critical habitats like coral reefs. Nowhere is this more evident than in the depths of Bajos del Norte … Read more

Give Back to the Oceans: Protecting Vulnerable Species This GivingTuesday

Vast and teeming with life, our oceans are a place of wonder, mystery, and unique wildlife. From playful sea otters to the melodic songs of whales, ocean species captivate us at every turn.   But there’s so much more than meets the eye beneath the waves with each species playing a role in balancing delicate ecosystems. … Read more

Robert Lewandowski Supports Oceana’s Mission to Protect and Restore the Ocean

Football star Robert Lewandowski has joined Oceana in a call to protect and restore the ocean. An ocean lover himself, the Polish international striker has shared what the sea means to him, making a plea for everyone to join the mission to restore the health of the ocean. The marine conservation organisation celebrates Lewandowski’s appeal, … Read more

2023 Oceana New York Gala

For more information about the Oceana New York Gala, please visit: https://www.oceananygala.org/

Ghost Gear: Pollution Haunting Our Oceans

What haunts the world’s oceans even now? Scarier than ghouls and goblins, ghost gear is a scourge upon the seas!  But unlike ghosts, derelict fishing gear, also known as ghost gear, has an observable effect on life in the ocean. Ghost gear can take many forms, like gillnets, pots, traps, or even just lines in … Read more

Oceana Announces Diana Thomson as New Board Chair

Oceana, the world’s largest ocean conservation organization, announced new leadership for its international Board of Directors. Diana Thomson was elected Chair, succeeding Sam Waterston. Sara Lowell was elected Treasurer, a position previously held by Thomson. Board Members María Eugenia Girón and James (Jim) Sandler were re-elected as Vice Chair and Secretary, respectively. Longtime Board Member Keith Addis … Read more

5 Eerie Ocean Animals 

As Halloween approaches, spooky creatures come to mind — ghouls, ghosts, and goblins. But what if we told you that some of the most eerie animals live deep beneath the waves? Here are five ocean animals that are always Halloween ready!  VAMPIRE SQUID Vampire squids are found deep in the ocean, below where sunlight reaches. … Read more

Global North’s Growing Appetite for Farmed Salmon Imperils Communities’ Access to Local Fish

A new paper published today in Science Advances exposes the global aquaculture sector’s growing dependence on wild fish. Despite industry claims to the contrary, these findings highlight how the growing appetite for expensive farmed salmon can leave coastal communities struggling to access affordable local fish like sardines and anchovies. Instead, these small pelagic fish are … Read more

Q&A with Ocean Photographer Álvaro Herrero

Álvaro Herrero, who goes by the name Mekan, is an acclaimed photographer originally from Spain. Herrero has been diving for over 18 years and has taught underwater photography masterclasses around the world. He and his work have been recognized by prestigious international photo contests such as GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Underwater Photographer … Read more

Amazon Puts Plastic Air Pillows to Bed Globally

Amazon has removed all plastic air pillows from its delivery packaging used at its global fulfillment centers as of October 2024, according to a new announcement from the company. Amazon also stated that it aims to reduce the amount of shipments in North America that include Amazon-added plastic delivery packaging to one-third by December 2024, … Read more