Deep Ocean Biodiversity Mapping
Deploying autonomous underwater vehicles to catalogue undiscovered species in the mesopelagic zone. AI-assisted classification has identified over 340 previously unknown organisms.
Active Programs
From coral nurseries to deep-sea mapping, every program we run is grounded in peer-reviewed science and designed for measurable, lasting impact.
Our largest active initiative spans 14 reef systems across the Indo-Pacific. Using assisted evolution, coral nurseries, and real-time biodiversity monitoring, we are rebuilding reef ecosystems that support over 25% of all marine species.
All Programs
Deploying autonomous underwater vehicles to catalogue undiscovered species in the mesopelagic zone. AI-assisted classification has identified over 340 previously unknown organisms.
Seagrass stores carbon 35x faster than tropical rainforests. We are restoring degraded meadows across 8 coastal regions using transplantation and water quality improvement.
Mangroves protect coastlines, sequester carbon, and serve as nurseries for 80% of commercial fish species. Our reforestation program has planted over 2 million seedlings since 2021.
Working with 23 governments to implement binding plastic reduction targets and establish enforceable ocean pollution standards. Our policy briefs have directly informed 4 international agreements.
Satellite-tagging whale sharks, manta rays, and sea turtles to map migration corridors and identify critical habitat zones requiring immediate protection.
A global network of 4,000+ marine educators and researchers sharing data, curriculum resources, and field reports. Open-access publications and annual symposium.
Every initiative is independently monitored and peer-reviewed. We publish all findings openly — because transparency is the foundation of trust, and trust is what the ocean needs from us.