Oceans
“Working to bring nature back is a powerful act”
A sustainable lifestyle doesn’t have to sacrifice style. Georgia May Jagger tells us why her new skincare range combines eco-friendliness with a touch of glamour
On the whale trail in the Southern Ocean
It’s vital that we study how climate change is affecting Antarctic wildlife. Tracking whales is one way to find out more
Recycling right – how to prevent plastic pollution
Wherever you live, plastic that gets thrown away can end up on the coast, polluting our seas. Get the lowdown on recycling all sorts of plastic to help keep the ocean clean
How you’re helping protect precious mangroves
Mangroves are unique habitats where the forest meets the sea. In Myanmar, these areas are under threat, but we’re working with local communities to manage them sustainably
Volunteers make a difference for marine turtles in Fiji
Thanks to your support, we’ve trained a team of local volunteers in Fiji to protect threatened marine turtles
Next steps for ocean protection
A new global agreement to protect huge parts of our oceans is a great leap forward for conservation. But there’s still work to do – which we can achieve with your support
Blue sea thinking: The power of seaweed
The UK’s marine environment is a powerful ally in tackling climate change. You’re helping us to restore and protect this critical life-support system and to unlock the potential of ‘blue carbon’ through regenerative ocean farming
How to take perfect puffin photos
Puffins are perhaps the UK’s most photogenic birds, but how can you capture the perfect picture? Wildlife photographer Kevin Morgans shares his top tips
Living Planet Report reveals nature in crisis
Wildlife population sizes around the world are in decline, with biodiversity and human livelihoods under threat. Our 2022 Living Planet Report shows that urgent action is needed – but change is possible
Krill – superheroes of the ocean
Some of the smallest marine creatures are the most important, providing food for countless species while also drawing carbon from the atmosphere – so protecting them is vital
Protecting whale highways
Human activities are creating a hazardous and often fatal obstacle course for migrating whales. Our new report highlights the growing dangers – and calls for urgent action to safeguard the oceans
Which fish should I eat?
Making environmentally responsible seafood choices is a great way to enjoy a healthy diet and help protect our ocean, but where do you start?
Summer sea watching
Head to the UK coast as the weather gets warmer for a chance to spot whales, dolphins and sharks
Crucial data collection will help Fiji’s turtles
Marine turtles will have a better chance of coping with the impacts of climate change, thanks to research you’ve enabled
Penguins on the edge
Emperor penguins are particularly vulnerable to climate change, as they depend on sea ice for their survival. With your help, we’re using satellite imagery to understand more about these Antarctic icons to support vital conservation efforts
Make a change, make a difference
From laundry day to meal times, we can build a better world by making small changes to our everyday lives
Drowning in sound?
Our oceans are alive with an orchestra of marine wildlife. But as the ice melts, the harmony of Arctic seas is being drowned out by human activity. We’re working to understand the impact of this audio intrusion – and how to help combat it
The world’s climate change hotspots
Climate change could make critical ecosystems around the globe unsuitable for wildlife or people. Here are some of the stories from the affected areas
Make nature our climate hero
Nature can be one of our greatest allies in the fight against climate change. We’re calling for urgent action from governments to limit global warming to 1.5ºC – with the help of nature-based solutions
Give plastic the push
Eight million tonnes of plastic end up in our oceans every year. Here’s how you can help to reduce the waste by cutting out unnecessary plastic from your day
Seeds of hope
One incredible plant species could boost biodiversity, help human livelihoods and play a role in fighting the climate emergency. That’s why we’ve launched the biggest project of its kind in the UK – to restore seagrass
