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MARINE CONSERVANCY

A charitable 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to the protection, conservation, and rehabilitation of marine ecosystems and species.

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POLLUTION

By 2050, the oceans are expected to contain more plastic by weight than fish.

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UNSUSTAINABLE PRACTICES

An estimated 40% (63 billion lbs/year) of the global fishing catch is bycatch

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SPECIES  DEVASTATION

Over 30% of shark species are threatened with extinction

A Great White shark emerging from blue ocean waves.

2025 YEAR OF THE SHARK

Every 12-24 months Marine Conservancy, in addition to our many ongoing efforts, identifies an area of particular focus. In 2025 we set our sites on the ultimate keystone species, Sharks! Join us as we explore and fight the existential threats facing these vital and often misunderstood creatures. 

Latest News & Blogs

 Our News and Blog section brings you up-to-date stories, insightful analyses, and inspiring tales from around the globe. Stay informed, get inspired, and discover how you can be part of the change. Click here to explore more and join the conversation.

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 Looking Ahead to 2026

As we prepare for the year ahead, Marine Conservancy will continue supporting meaningful ocean research, collaboration, and public outreach. In 2026, our work will expand partnerships, elevate key marine science conversations, and strengthen efforts that connect people with the ocean in new, engaging ways. We look forward to sharing more as our plans develop throughout the coming year.

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Join the wave of change!

Your support fuels a charitable mission to safeguard our seas—join us in making waves for marine conservation.

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