Honoring New Orleans 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina Means Protecting NOAA

20 years after Hurricane Katrina, advocate Nayyir Ransome reflects and emphasizes the power of community voices to protect NOAA this hurricane season

What is the Science Behind Plastic Pollution?

As we gear up for the next round of plastics treaty negotiations, it’s the perfect time to brush up on the latest in plastic pollution science

How are Sharks Affected by Plastic Pollution?

Discover why plastic pollution is a threat to sharks

Do Beach Cleanups Really Work?

How your cleanup efforts can have a lasting impact

How the Proposed Federal Budget Cuts Threaten Our Ocean

The proposed FY26 federal budget request would be a disaster for our ocean and coastal communities

U.S. Progress on Tackling Plastic Pollution

How lawmakers around the country are taking action to protect our ocean

Introducing Ocean Conservancy’s 2025 Photo Contest Winners

Andrés Ballestros claims Judge’s Choice winning prize with The Art of Survival

Learning From Indigenous Ocean Knowledge

Respecting and harnessing the knowledge of the Iñupiat and their counterparts is essential to the understanding needed for effective conservation

Melting Sea Ice and Drooping Corals

Arctic experts and Jeju Islanders share concerns over warming ocean waters

How Will IMPAA Impact Shipping Trade Routes?

See how a new study from Ocean Conservancy examines the impact of IMPAA

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