NEWS & MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Ocean Conservancy Climate Experts to Advocate for Affordable Finance for Ocean Climate Solutions at COP29, Available for Interviews from Baku

With Low-cost Finance and Grants Comprising Only 4% of Global Funds for Renewable Energy, Organization Calls for High Ambition Finance Goal at the “Finance COP”

NEWS: Ocean Conservancy Applauds First County in the U.S. to Ban Cigarette Sales

Cigarettes Are the Single Most Common Item Found Polluting Beaches and Waterways Worldwide SANTA CRUZ, Calif. – …

STATEMENT: Historic $3 Billion for Green Port Funding a Victory for Our Ocean, Public Health

High Demand Indicates Need for Further Action

STATEMENT: Ahead of COP29, Ocean Conservancy Reacts to 2024 UN Emissions Gap Report

WASHINGTON – On Thursday, October 24, the United Nations Environment Program released their annual Emissions Gap …

NEWS: Ocean Conservancy Joins Post-Hurricane Cleanups in Florida

Ocean Conservancy joins a coalition led by Water Warrior Alliance to remove debris caused by Hurricanes …

MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Food Wrappers are the Spooky Trick Behind Halloween Treats

Since 1986, Volunteers Have Collected More than 9 Million Food Wrappers from Beaches and Waterways in …

STATEMENTS: Ahead of Biodiversity COP, Latest NOAA Coral Bleaching Report Underscores Need for Swift Action on Energy Transition, Science-Based Solutions

WASHINGTON – This week, Reuters reported that “a staggering 77% of the world’s coral reef areas …

MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Hunting the Real Ghosts Threatening Our Ocean This Halloween: Deadly Ghost Gear

Photos and b-roll of ghost gear HERE. WASHINGTON – While Halloween is a time for tales …

Australia Joins the Global Ghost Gear Initiative, Commits $1.4 Million to Regional Action

Australia Becomes 24th Country to Join Global Initiative Tackling the Deadliest Form of Ocean Plastic Pollution …

PHOTOS/VIDEO: Volunteers Removed 86 Pounds of Trash from State Park on Key Biscayne

MIAMI – Yesterday, at Ocean Conservancy’s Miami flagship International Coastal Cleanup, 58 volunteers collected 86 pounds of …

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