Why Partner with Healthy Seas?
Healthy Seas is your trusted nonprofit partner in ocean conservation, marine protection, and corporate engagement . We help companies—ranging from global brands to innovative manufacturers—turn their sustainability strategies into measurable impact through ghost net recovery, education, advocacy, and hands-on cleanup projects.
Whether you're aiming to strengthen your CSR program, involve employees in meaningful environmental action, or raise awareness around marine biodiversity , Healthy Seas
Why now
- Nature-based solutions — such as restoring critical ecosystems — could provide up to 37% of the carbon reductions needed to keep global temperature rise below 2°C. But this potential is being undermined by degradation of natural systems (International Union for Conservation of Nature).
- More than half of the world’s GDP is ‘highly’ or ‘moderately’ dependent upon nature. This 50 percent of GDP provides the key goods and services on which we all depend — and without which the other 50 percent cannot function. So nature risks are business risks (ClimateAction.org).
- 85% of companies in the S&P Global 1200 — an index that covers the 1,200 largest companies across North America, Europe, Asia, Australia and Latin America — have a significant dependency on nature across their direct operations (ClimateAction.org).
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Some of Our Partners' Success Stories
Hyundai Motor Europe
5 years
Supported the cleanup of abandoned fish farms, significantly reducing marine pollution and restoring vital ecosystems. Beyond cleanups, Hyundai collaborated with us on education initiatives in schools and universities, webinars, and international conferences such as the Our Ocean Conference. Over multiple years, Hyundai engaged local dealers and employees across different countries, fostering community involvement in local projects.
Building on the success of our partnership with Hyundai Motor Europe, we expanded the collaboration to include Hyundai North America and specific projects with Hyundai Korea, reinforcing their commitment to ocean conservation on a global scale.
DWS
7 years
Sponsored impactful cleanups, preserving historical shipwrecks and marine biodiversity. Beyond this, DWS involved their investors and employees from the US to Asia in local projects, deepening engagement through hands-on participation. They also donated the official Healthy Seas boat, now central to cleanups and education projects. In the near future, DWS will expand their support to include scientific research on the effects of marine litter on biodiversity and marine habitats.
Arena
3 years
Partnered with us to champion ocean conservation through a global awareness campaign featuring Olympic athlete ambassadors. This partnership spotlighted the connection between sports and environmental stewardship, inspiring communities worldwide to act for healthier seas.
Bracenet
10 years
Collaborated with Bracenet, a small German brand specializing in accessories made from recycled fishing nets, to create special product editions of bracelets tied to unique missions and regions. This partnership included working with influencers and human rights activists who amplified the initiative, boosting awareness and generating additional funding for marine conservation and animal protection.
Why Choose Healthy Seas?
- Proven Impact: Join a globally recognized nonprofit with a track record of tackling marine litter, restoring biodiversity, and promoting a circular economy.
- Tailored Opportunities: Collaborate on customized projects that align with your company’s sustainability goals and inspire stakeholders.
- Authentic Storytelling: Access inspiring visuals, data, and real-world stories that amplify your ESG efforts and drive engagement.
- Global Reach, Local Action: Participate in projects worldwide while fostering community involvement at a local level.
- Aligned with Your Values: Contribute to tangible environmental outcomes with transparency, credibility, and measurable results.
