The March for Clean Water brought a sea of blue to London, as attendees marched from Albert Embankment to Parliament Square.

29 Nov 2024, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

A healthy planet needs a healthy ocean. But right now ocean ecosystems that regulate our climate are under threat. We must take urgent action. We must act now to not only protect our ocean, but ...

Over five years, we worked alongside Natural England, Plymouth City Council, the Ocean Conservation Trust, the Tamar ...

Drinks litter is one of the most commonly found items on our beaches. We've been calling for Deposit Return Schemes to be urgently introduced across the UK. You pay a small deposit on top of the price ...

Exploring the digital depths: Six video games about the ocean to get hooked on ...

The more of us who join together as the voice of our ocean – the louder we will be. Register to become a volunteer 'Sea Champion' and you'll get access to your own personal dashboard where you can see ...

Gift a membership this Christmas and turn the tide on nature loss by supporting the UK's leading ocean protection charity. Looking the perfect gift for the ocean-lover in your life? Gift a membership ...

Teach primary pupils about the ocean with resources linked to UK curricula and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals Looking for ocean-themed fun for the kids? Here you'll find games, activities and ...

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Marine pollution is diverse, from tiny fibres which shed from clothes, to chemicals washed down the sink. Pollutants, including plastic, chemicals and bacteria travel from our towns and cities to our ...

Just 6% of the UK’s marine protected areas are safe from bottom-towed fishing gear, like bottom trawling and dredging. Every year an estimated 11 million tonnes of plastics enter our ocean. 29 million ...