Oceans Projects

  • DETECT IT: Building a better way to detect illegal fish trade

    As part of WWF’s effort to double the world’s sustainably managed fisheries, we’re collaborating on the development of a big data analysis web tool to help in the fight against illegal fishing. 

    Fishing port in Morocco
  • The Global Mangrove Alliance: Uniting to Conserve and Restore Valuable Coastal Forests

    WWF teamed up with Conservation International, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), and The Nature Conservancy to form the Global Mangrove Alliance. It’s an initiative to reverse the loss of critically important mangrove habitats worldwide. 

    young mangroves
  • Mozambique’s Lifeline: Nature

    Mozambique is instituting a five-year strategy that makes the sustainable management of natural resources and the environment a priority, and to the creation of a program that will focus on protecting the country’s natural capital.

    Forest and coastline
  • The Arctic Council: Building a Region of Peaceful Cooperation

    With on-the-ground teams in all of the Arctic countries, WWF is uniquely positioned to work with all member states, and has engaged with the Arctic Council since before its evolution.

    humback whale jump
  • Oceans X Labs: Bringing Big Ideas to Ocean Conservation

    WWF partnered with Conservation X Labs to create an incubator that harnesses the power of emergent technologies, open innovation, collaborative problem solving, and entrepreneurship to source, develop, and scale new concepts for oceans conservation. And we’re doing it online.

    Great Barrier Reef from above