Discover Healthy Seas' 2024 Annual Report

Discover Healthy Seas' 2024 Annual Report

A Year of Impact and Collaboration

Discover Healthy Seas' 2024 Annual Report

A Year of Impact and Collaboration

At Healthy Seas, our passion for marine conservation drives us to tackle challenges head-on, fostering collaborations that yield tangible results. As we unveil our 2024 Annual Report, we invite you to explore the impactful initiatives and partnerships that have propelled our mission forward.

Tackling Ghost Farms in Greece

In partnership with Hyundai Motor Europe, we addressed the pressing issue of abandoned fish farms, known as “ghost farms,” along Greece’s western coast. Through a series of operations, our team successfully removed substantial amounts of marine litter, including hazardous fishing nets, from these sites. This effort not only restored the natural beauty and health of these waters but also underscored the importance of sustainable aquaculture practices.

Expanding Educational Outreach

Education remains a cornerstone of our mission. This year, we extended our programs to university students, engaging future educators, high school graduates, and students in agriculture and aquaculture disciplines. By integrating ocean conservation into curricula and raising awareness about issues like abandoned fish farms and plastic pollution, we’re inspiring the next generation to become stewards of our seas.

Building Partnerships in Ghana

Our global reach expanded as we partnered with Chaint Afrique and Karün in Ghana. Together, we hosted educational events with local fishers participating in Chaint Afrique’s fishing net collection program and organized community clean-ups in some of the country’s most polluted estuaries. These initiatives aim to reduce the impact of abandoned, lost, or discarded fishing gear and promote recycling within local communities.

Collaborating with Olympic Athletes and Influencers

In partnership with arena, we joined forces with Olympic swimmers Florian Wellbrock, Gregorio Paltrinieri, and Drew Kibler for underwater clean-up missions in Germany, Italy, and the USA. These efforts not only removed harmful ghost nets but also raised global awareness about marine conservation.

Engaging Thousands in Educational Initiatives

Through workshops, seminars, and community events, we engaged thousands of individuals in educational programs, fostering a deeper understanding of marine conservation issues and inspiring collective action.

Looking Ahead

As we move forward, we remain committed to our mission, energized by the successes of 2024 and the partnerships that make our work possible. We invite you to explore our full Annual Report to learn more about our initiatives and the impact we’ve achieved together.

 

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Marine Litter collected since 2013

Some numbers from our activities in 2024

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