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PROTECT THE FISH THAT FEED THE PACIFIC

PROTECT THE FISH THAT FEED THE PACIFIC

Under the Trump administration’s Executive Order, Pacific sardines are one of the first major targets to weaken protections for overfished species. After years of hard-won progress, the Pacific sardine rebuilding plan may be gutted.

OUR OCEANS SHOULDN’T BE FOR SALE

OUR OCEANS SHOULDN’T BE FOR SALE

The Trump administration is greenlighting the destruction of our oceans, and we need your help to stop it. Add your name to stop deep-sea mining before it is too late.

PROTECT NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALES

PROTECT NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALES

Critically endangered North Atlantic right whales are on the verge of extinction. Yet some in Congress want to delay critical safeguards for this species. Sign the petition and tell Congress: these whales can’t wait.

ENDANGERED SPECIES ARE UNDER ATTACK

ENDANGERED SPECIES ARE UNDER ATTACK

The Trump administration has attacked the Endangered Species Act, weakening the landmark law that has helped keep over 1,600 species from going extinct. Join Oceana in calling on our elected leaders to stand up for endangered species before it’s too late.

DEFEND SEALS AND SEA LIONS FROM A DANGEROUS NEW BILL

DEFEND SEALS AND SEA LIONS FROM A DANGEROUS NEW BILL

Congress is advancing a bill that would expand the killing of seals and sea lions across Washington state. Tell Congress to reject this bill and uphold the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

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WHO WE ARE

Oceana is the largest international advocacy organization focused solely on ocean conservation. In the United States, Oceana campaigns to win policy victories that will restore and maintain ocean abundance and biodiversity.

OUR APPROACH

Our multi-disciplined teams lead strategic, directed campaigns that achieve measurable outcomes for the oceans.

OUR IMPACT

We have won more than 350 victories and protected over 4 million square miles of ocean.


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