At Our Ocean Conference, Global Fishing Watch helps drive global push for ocean transparency
From vessel tracking to better fisheries management, new partnerships and policy commitments signal growing momentum toward accountability at sea
From vessel tracking to better fisheries management, new partnerships and policy commitments signal growing momentum toward accountability at sea
New technologies, expanded partnerships and policy breakthroughs move the organization closer to its 2030 goal of embedding transparency as global norm in ocean governance
When satellite data revealed fishing inside the Coiba Ridge sanctuary, Panamanian authorities turned to Global Fishing Watch for help. Less than a year later, vessel tracking shows a drop in illegal activity.
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Global Fishing Watch and Open Data Institute tackle ethical use of AI and open data – and how it can be applied to bolster ocean governance
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Track deep-sea mining vessels in near real time with the new Deep-Sea Mining Watch portal — transparency for our ocean’s future.
A new open-data platform is bringing transparency and accountability to the realm of deep-sea mining, says Paul Woods
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In the fight against illegal fishing, Pacific nations are increasingly turning to technology for visibility over their waters
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A partnership between Global Fishing Watch and ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity is enhancing regional marine conservation efforts through Marine Manager
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From protecting remote marine sanctuaries to informing major energy decisions, Brazil’s environmental authorities are showing how technology and open data can improve ocean governance.
Fisheries analyst Joe Fader shares how Global Fishing Watch and partners are supporting intelligence-led enforcement across the Eastern Tropical Pacific
Tracking data analysis reveals deliberate signal gaps, offering key evidence in illegal fishing probe
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Washington, D.C., UNITED STATES — Global Fishing Watch today released its 2024 annual report, showcasing a year of bold strides and critical breakthroughs in driving transparent and equitable ocean governance — from undertaking pioneering research on hidden human activity at sea and catalyzing policy change at the United Nations to joining forces with governments worldwide to advance their ocean management strategies.
In Conversation with Cian Luck A conversation on the quest to unveil hidden fishing vessel activity at sea Cian Luck, a senior fisheries analyst with the global programs team at Global Fishing Watch, studies his computer screen. Shades of blue collide across his monitor to form a map of the Earth’s ocean while flares of
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Learn about the Patagonian toothfish fishery, its economic significance, and its role in the marine ecosystem’s balance.