Claire Huang - Oceana USA

Claire Huang

Engagement and Outreach Manager

Oceana Staff

Claire joins Oceana as the Engagement and Outreach Manager on the Science & Strategy Team with an interdisciplinary background in conservation research, policy, and science communications.

Trained as a marine ecologist, Claire has worked in non-profit, academic, and federal government agencies on a range of environmental issues — from advocating for climate-adaptive agriculture, to restoring migratory fish habitat, to drafting coastal management bills for Congress. Most recently, she served as a policy analyst and endangered species biologist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Claire is especially passionate about telling stories with data and leveraging partnerships to bridge science, policy-making, and communities. She holds a Masters in Environmental Management from Duke University and a B.A. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Columbia University. Originally from Calgary, Canada, she now calls Washington D.C. home. Outside of work, you can find Claire running and biking around the city, rocking out on guitar and drums with her bands, and making wildlife-inspired art.

FEATURED CAMPAIGN

Plastic Pollution

Oceana campaigns to stop plastic pollution at the source — by working to pass local, state, and national policies that reduce the production and use of unnecessary single-use plastic and move toward refill and reuse systems.

Learn More

CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHTS

Stop Illegal Fishing

Protecting Ocean Habitats

Responsible Fishing

View All

CONTACT

Oceana International Headquarters
1025 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 200
Washington, DC 20036 USA

General Inquiries
+1(202)-833-3900
info@oceana.org

Donation Inquiries
+1(202)-569-4895
wavemaker@oceana.org

Press Inquiries
+1(202)-833-3900
press@oceana.org

OCEANA'S EFFICIENCY

BECOME A WAVEMAKER

Sign up today to get weekly updates and action alerts from Oceana.

SHOW YOUR SUPPORT WITH A DONATION

We have already protected over 4 million square miles of ocean and innumerable sea life - but there is still more to be done.

Donate Here

QUICK LINKS: