SAVE THE OCEAN
We can't be everywhere at once, but we can focus our efforts on our most beloved habitat: the ocean. Our ocean is suffering from the sins of humanity.
11 Million Metric Tons
enter the ocean annually, equivalent to dumpingtwo garbage trucks full of plastic every minute.
Overfishing and Unsustainable Fishing
In 2024, an estimated 37% of global fish stocks were overfished, which is three times higher than in 1970.
82.5% of 2019 landings were from biologically sustainable stocks.
Coral Bleaching & Ocean Acidification
14% of corals lost globally over the past decade.
Acidity of the ocean has increased by about25% since before the 1700s, a rate greater than any other time in the last 2 million years.
CONSEQUENCES ARE ALREADY VISIBLE TODAY
Remember a beautiful moment at the beach or in the ocean? Every one of these places is now struggling with its own increasingly evident problems.
Japan
Faces challenges with marine pollution from both land-based sources and shipping. The country is also impacted by the accumulation of plastic debris in the North Pacific.
New Zealand
Grapples with overfishing, bycatch, and marine pollution impacting its unique marine biodiversity, including endangered species like Hector's dolphins.
Australia
Its iconic Great Barrier Reef is severely threatened by coral bleaching events due to rising ocean temperatures, in addition to impacts from poor water quality and coastal development.
OUR CONTRIBUTION
A portion of our profits goes to charitable organizations. With every order you place, you become a part of our support.
The Ocean and Japan Project Fund
Supports national marine conservation projects and events, aiming to foster a culture of ocean preservation for future generations in Japan.
Live Ocean Foundation
Founded by champion sailors Peter Burling and Blair Tuke, this foundation supports science, innovation, and advocacy for a healthy ocean, with 100% of donations going directly to projects.
Australian Marine Conservation Society
Dedicated to protecting ocean wildlife and their habitats. They tackle climate change impacts on reefs, plastic pollution, and advocate for sustainable fishing.
THANK YOU — FOR YOUR SUPPORT.
Your contribution, big or small, won't show immediately—but our nature will thank you in the future.
