What does it take to protect the ocean for generations to come?
Learn how the Rapa Nui people are protecting their ocean territory through community governance, sustainable fishing practices and the strategic use of monitoring technology.
Learn how the Rapa Nui people are protecting their ocean territory through community governance, sustainable fishing practices and the strategic use of monitoring technology.
Explore the challenges and opportunities facing the Rapa Nui Multiple-Use Marine and Coastal Protected Area as the community works to transform conservation commitments into practical, long-term ocean stewardship.
Explore how the island’s relationship with the sea shapes both livelihoods and governance, and how technology is strengthening the implementation of their marine protected area.
Rapa Nui blends ancestral ocean traditions with modern satellite technology to protect its marine ecosystem and sustain artisanal fishing for future generations.
Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing is a global crisis that continues to undermine marine ecosystems, distort markets and drain the global economy of billions of dollars each year.
As a historic governance gap closes, accessible and actionable data remain key to delivering real protection for marine biodiversity, says Global Fishing Watch CEO Tony Long
Luca Marsaglia, senior fisheries analyst explains how data from Global Fishing Watch’s research and engineering teams can help inform governments and NGOs on critical ocean governance issues.
Tim White, senior manager of Analysis at Global Fishing Watch, explains how his work supports governments in developing policies and improving fisheries management.
Tim Hochberg, senior machine learning engineer at Global Fishing Watch, shares how his work is advancing ocean governance by increasing transparency of human activity at sea.
Rollan Geronimo, a fisheries analyst at Global Fishing Watch, shares how his work is advancing ocean governance by increasing transparency of human activity at sea.
Aimée Komugabe-Dixson, capacity development manager at Global Fishing Watch, shares how her work is helping to advance ocean governance by increasing transparency of human activity at sea.
Jaeyoon Park, a data scientist at Global Fishing Watch, explains how data can be harnessed to inform research and drive better ocean governance.
Learn how data science and technology are being leveraged to generate insights, drive informed decision-making, and support sustainable marine management.
Data scientist Rocio Joo explains how her work at Global Fishing Watch helps improve transparency of human activity at sea.
Hear from Global Fishing Watch team members around the world on how their journeys and passions connect to the mission of ocean transparency.
Senior manager Tim White explains how Global Fishing Watch uses data insights to improve transparency and advance sustainable ocean governance.
Discover what makes Global Fishing Watch a meaningful workplace as team members share memorable moments and their impact on ocean governance.
Program officer Wildan Ghiffary explains how Global Fishing Watch uses data and technology to increase transparency and advance sustainable ocean governance.
Senior fisheries analyst Luca Marsaglia explains how data and technology at Global Fishing Watch help improve transparency and ocean governance.
Learn how Global Fishing Watch empowers governments, researchers and the public with open data to advance transparency and sustainable ocean governance.
Meet the global team behind Global Fishing Watch. A diverse, remote group united by a mission to increase transparency and protect our oceans.
See how Global Fishing Watch uses technology, data and machine learning to map human activity at sea and support transparent, sustainable ocean governance.
Leah Buckley, product manager at Global Fishing Watch, shares insights into her role in developing innovative tools that help break down barriers for ocean conservation efforts. Learn how her work is...
GPS data reveals most longline fishing happens during the day, increasing danger for threatened albatrosses.