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Since 2014, OceanCare has been part of this Spanish alliance whose goal is to stop the exploration and exploitation of oil and gas in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Founded in 2017, the APPOLL Forum networks organisations – including OceanCare – are tackling plastic pollution in Switzerland.
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Since 2018, OceanCare has been a member of this network, which campaigns to secure better living conditions for pets and wildlife in captivity.
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Since 2014, OceanCare has been part of this campaign driven by 100 international organisations to ban microplastics from cosmetic products.
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Since 2016, OceanCare has been part of this coalition of around 2,500 organisations working to reduce plastic pollution, and became a core member 2019.
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Since 2021, OceanCare has been part of the coalition working to protect deep-sea ecosystems and address the threat of deep-sea mining.
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OceanCare is a joint initiator of this coalition founded in 2013, which campaigns for an end to dolphin captivity in Europe.
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In 2019 OceanCare joined the GGGI and is committed to curbing the threat posed by lost fishing gear in the sea.
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Since 2008, OceanCare has been advocating for a legally binding instrument to protect the high seas, and in 2011 became a member of the High Seas Alliance.
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In 2003, OceanCare co-founded this international coalition against underwater noise, which unites over 150 organisations under its umbrella.
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Since 2017, OceanCare has been a partner in the coalition led by Dr Sylvia Earle, whose goal is that 30% of the ocean be marine protected areas by 2030.
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In 2016, OceanCare became a member of this campaign to end water pollution caused by plastic fibres from synthetic clothing.
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Since 2017 OceanCare has been part of this global coalition working to free the environment of plastic pollution caused by single-use plastics.
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Since 2017, OceanCare has been supporting the efforts to protect the Fonsalía region in Tenerife from the threats posed by a port project.
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In 2020, OceanCare joined forces with Dr Claire Petros to found the international alliance for the rescue and medical care of injured sea turtles.
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Since 2014, OceanCare has been one of 30 organisations working to ensure that the EU improves living conditions in European waters.
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In 2002, OceanCare founded the coalition of 27 organisations that publicly protest against critical industrial and military activities at sea.
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As a SSN member since 1997, OceanCare has been committed to ensuring that endangered animals and plant species are protected by the CITES trade convention.
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Cooperations

Waveup - The large Swiss association for board sports with a surf magazine motivates its community to work alongside OceanCare to keep the oceans clean, healthy and alive.
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The SwissRaw athletes have spent thousands of hours rowing on the sea. They have experienced firsthand how littered this habitat is. SwissRaw is now working with OceanCare to clean oceans.
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