It is often said that we know more about our moon than the ocean’s depths. Though this is an exaggeration, the truth is that science is only starting to understand the complex physical, chemical and biological process ruling the underwater world. For several years research projects in the Pacific Ocean have been studying seabed minerals, … Read more
One of the most important aspects of our work has been, and always will be, to raise awareness about marine issues and the impact that human activities have on one of the most important resources on the planet. We’re thrilled to be able to share our work and our passion with so many of you … Read more
A little while ago, a number of Danish politicians, including the Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, Karen Hækkerup, were invited to Helsingør, Denmark, to learn about the unique environment of the Sound, and to discuss the threats currently facing the sea. Oceana together with WWF, Greenpeace and the Danish Society for Nature Conservation hosted … Read more
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