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Anissa Lawrence, OceanEarth Foundation’s Managing Director, had the privilege of participating in the 2024 Garma Festival, held on Gulkula ceremonial site near Nhulunbuy on the Gove Peninsula, in the Northern

Recreational fishers from across the Eyre Peninsula will have the chance to swap their newly banned opera house yabby traps for a pyramid trap at the upcoming Yabby Trap Round-Up

Hundreds of young Australians converged for our inaugural Ocean Youth Summit, last week, to champion the cause of ocean conservation. The first of its kind in Australia, the event brought

Lost, abandoned or discarded crab pots, also known as ghost gear or ghost pots, pose a major threat to the health of marine ecosystems. Critical species, such as crocodiles and

Last week, six of our Ocean Youth ambassadors were invited to participate at INNOVOCEAN 2023.  Now in its second year, the summit, an initiative of Ocean Impact Organisation, celebrated the power

OceanEarth Foundation is delighted to formally welcome the award-winning program Ocean Youth as its official youth program, strengthening its commitment to empowering the next generation to safeguard ocean health and drive positive environmental

OceanEarth Foundation acknowledges and pays respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Australia. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded, that colonisation

Every year more than 100 million sharks are killed, with overfishing threatening their survival and putting marine ecosystems at risk of collapse. Thousands of sharks are caught accidently or become entangled

The NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) has partnered with TierraMar, through its Ghostnets Australia program, OzFish Unlimited and Boating, Camping Fishing (BCF) to encourage the recreational fishing community to