Each year, state governments in Australia kill thousands of sharks and other marine animals in the name of beach goer safety. The problem? This doesn’t actually keep anyone safe and also decimates our oceans.

Creating a world that values conservation above exploitation through the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of once-captive whales. When combined with a community-led approach, research and education, we can improve ocean outcomes in the Arctic and around the world.

In a world first, the shark fishermen of Indonesia, working together with Project Hiu, deployed 10 shark tags on tiger sharks in local waters. The worlds largest shark fishing nation will finally have data that is desperately needed to understand and better protect these animals. Now with a new type of tag we can collect additional data, made possible by the donations of Envoy Foundation.

Eliminating plastic bottle use in Fuvahmulah, Maldives will reduce single-use plastic by 90% and halve overall waste on the island, helping to preserve a slice of paradise, and our oceans. Achieving this here, will help this island become the blueprint for the rest of the Maldives, and other island nations, to follow to ensure a brighter future free from the scourge of plastics.