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Ocean Conservancy

Ocean Conservancy

Non-profit Organizations

Washington, DC 282,714 followers

A healthy ocean and a thriving planet, forever and for everyone.

About us

Our ocean is truly awesome—but it is not invincible. Ocean Conservancy is a U.S.-based organization that works globally to protect the ocean. We work on protecting biodiversity, advancing climate solutions and preventing ocean plastics. Together, we are securing a healthy ocean and a thriving planet, forever and for everyone. Text "OCEAN" to 52551 to join our mobile list!

Website
https://OceanConservancy.org
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Washington, DC
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1972
Specialties
Ocean Trash, Ocean Acidification, Gulf Restoration and Fisheries, Arctic, Marine Protected Areas, Smart Ocean Planning, Ocean Climate, Climate, Ocean Plastics, Plastic Pollution, Oil and Gas, and Clean Energy

Locations

  • Primary

    1300 19th Street NW, 8th floor

    Washington, DC 20036, US

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Employees at Ocean Conservancy

Updates

  • Help advocate for safer, cleaner shipping this #WorldMaritimeDay! 🚢 No matter where we live across the country, most of us rely on global shipping for everyday products. And while shipping plays a large role in the U.S. economy, it also plays a large role in exacerbating climate change. Right now, lawmakers want to roll back two California Clean Air Act waivers that protect our ocean and port communities around the country from toxic shipping fumes. We’re calling on the Senate to say NO to these rollbacks. The numbers show just what’s at stake. Recent updates to the rules are projected to: 🚢 Cut cancer risk near major ports by 55%+ 🚢 Reduce cancer-causing pollution by 89% 🚢 Save $7+ billion in health care costs Take action TODAY. We still have time to defend these lifesaving protections, but we need to ask fast. Add your name and tell your senators to defend our ocean and our air: https://lnkd.in/gd7ch5xQ

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    It's no surprise that shipping is central to the global economy. Ships carry more than 80% of goods traded worldwide by volume, and connect production, consumption, food systems, energy supply chains and industrial activities across regions. But global shipping also drives significant greenhouse gas emissions and exacerbates the climate crisis.   In order for countries to fully decarbonize their economies, they must proactively address shipping and ports in their climate policies, plans and commitments. That's where Ocean Conservancy's new tool comes in. Our “Integrating Shipping Into Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs): A Guidance Tool for Decarbonization” helps governments turn shipping decarbonization into concrete national action with targets, policies, investment pathways and accountability to reach the net-zero framework outlined in the Paris Agreement.    ⚓ Dive in for World Maritime Day and learn more about shipping pollution, the impacts on port communities and beyond and the importance of integrating shipping emissions in NDCs to mitigate climate change: https://bit.ly/4d5f62J #WorldMaritimeDay

  • We are thrilled to recognize the WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) and Gainbridge Fieldhouse, home to the Indiana Fever and Indiana Pacers, at this year’s GOAL (Green Operations & Advanced Leadership) Awards! Ocean Conservancy had the opportunity to present the Reuse in Action to a GOAL Member taking action in this category of GOAL Medals. Congratulations to the team in Indiana! Learn more about how you can join Team Ocean and fight to protect the sports and entertainment you love at https://lnkd.in/gsuRWX52. #GOALAwards2026 #CWNYC2026 #ProtectWhereWePlay

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  • Meet our newest Protect Where We Play Team Ocean Coach: Amani Toomer! 🏈 This NFL veteran cares deeply about our planet. His professional history is legendary, and we know his impact on the future of our ocean will be, too. Amani spent his career as a wide receiver and punt returner with the New York Giants, is a 2007 Super Bowl XLII champion and to this day holds franchise records for receiving yards, receptions and receiving touchdowns. This champion's professional history is full of extraordinary accomplishments, and we could not be more thrilled to welcome him to our roster of Team Ocean Coaches. We can't wait to see him help lead the next generation of athletes advocating for the environment. Welcome to #TeamOcean, Amani! 🌊

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  • Help shape Ocean Conservancy's next chapter of impact! We're looking for our next Chief Conservation Officer to set the long-term vision for our conservation work, strengthen program integration and ensure accessible resources to deliver ambitious conservation outcomes. Join us and help us secure a healthy ocean and thriving planet, forever and for everyone. 🌊 https://lnkd.in/e6DEYAYU

  • 🗓️ 🌎 Save the date! Our Foreign Policy Global Development Forum event is being livestreamed on Thursday: https://lnkd.in/exHZSCyZ WHO? Panel conversation with Ocean Conservancy’s Vice President for Climate Dr. Fatima Candace Vahlsing and two-time All-Pro NFL vet and Protect Where We Play Team Ocean Coach Ovie Mughelli MBA, moderated by Andrew Sollinger, CEO and Publisher of Foreign Policy. WHAT? “Reading the Waves, Protecting the Future: Putting the Ocean at the Heart of Development” This conversation will discuss how our ocean holds vast potential to support cleaner energy systems, strengthen food security, protect communities from climate impacts and advance more resilient models of development. Yet, too often, our ocean is overlooked in conversations about climate and development, rather than recognized as a central part of the solution. We’re working to change that. WHERE? 81st United Nations General Assembly Foreign Policy Global Development Forum Livestream! → https://lnkd.in/exHZSCyZ In person → Studio Gather | 10 W 51st St., New York, NY 10111 WHEN? Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026 | 1:45 PM (ET)

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