Last week, our GhostNets Australia Program Manager, Jess Leck, joined an OceanX panel discussion hosted by Redlands at the Sydney Greenhouse Climate Innovation Hub. Alongside other marine scientists, Jennifer Matthews […]
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This week, we celebrated World Ocean Day by launching the first webinar in our new Blue Futures series – a conversation designed to open people’s eyes (young and old) to the many career pathways helping shape the future
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This year the Aquaculture Steward Council (ASC) and Marine Stewardship Council’s (MSC) Sustainable Seafood Awards didn’t just celebrate leadership across the seafood industry – they embodied it. We were proud
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Last month, we saw a new group of young ocean leaders take part in our summer Ocean Youth Aotearoa program – eight days of learning, exploration, and thoughtful discussion in
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OceanEarth Foundation, on behalf of its GhostNets Australia program, has welcomed the Australian Government’s renewed commitment to fund Indigenous Ranger groups to continue removing ghost nets and other marine debris
TierraMar and OceanEarth Foundation Annual Report 2025 – Click here to download
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From Waste to Waterways: Australia’s First Circular Fishing Float Recreational fishing is part of Australia’s identity, but it also brings an often-overlooked challenge: ghost gear. Lost or abandoned items such
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We are proud to launch our latest Ocean Youth initiative: Closing the Ocean Literacy Gap in Australian Schools. The project comes at a pivotal moment: the UN Ocean Decade, recent UN Ocean
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This week OceanEarth Foundation hosted a panel discussion for Threatened Species Day, exploring what it really means to take a transformational approach to species recovery. The conversation brought together four
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We are delighted to announce that Rendy Solomon, founder of Plasticwise Gizo and Chief Health Inspector at Gizo Hospital, has been named the inaugural winner of the 2025 Australia Awards Alumni Climate
