OceanCare is committed to marine wildlife protection. Since 2011 with Special Consultative Status on marine issues with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
The 19th United Nations Open-ended Informal Consultative Process on Oceans and the Law of the Sea (ICP19) takes place 18th – 22nd of June 2018 and is dedicated to the issue of “Anthropogenic Underwater Noise”. Experts from around the world are invited to find ways to regulate and limit the harmful impacts on marine wildlife described in this video by Norwegian fisherman Bjørnar Nicolaisen.
The seas around Antarctica are the most untouched ocean environment left on Earth. They are home to almost ten thousand different animal species. But humankind is encroaching even upon these remote areas, posing a number of threats.
Abidjan/Wädenswil, 26 July 2018: This week on 25th July, there was a perfect reason to celebrate the Africa Day of Seas and Oceans, as OceanCare alongside partner organisations, concluded the first official meeting of the Abidjan Aquatic Wildlife Partnership (AAWP)....
The United Nations Informal Consultative Process on Oceans and the Law of the Sea concluded its 19th meeting (ICP19) on the 22nd of June 2018 in New York, USA. This year’s meeting focused on the issue of anthropogenic underwater noise. The report summing up the...
'Their Future is Our Future ‘ - that is the poignant theme of the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) meeting taking place in Manila, The Philippines next week. As Fabienne, Margi, Niki and I scurry around in our last final preparations for this meeting, sending...
