Global Fishing Watch insights enabled Albania and partner countries to drive stronger conservation measures for the Adriatic Sea’s Norway lobster
Albania Leads Regional Action to Protect Norway Lobster in the Adriatic Read More »
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
In the Race to Mine the Deep, New Tools Illuminate What’s Happening Below Read More »
An investigation using the Global Fishing Watch map uncovered months of offshore fossil fuel activity raising concerns for fisheries and coastal communities
Transparency Tools Reveal Secret Dredging in Mozambique’s Coral Reefs Read More »
How transparency is illuminating one of the country’s most essential — and complex — coastal economies
Understanding artisanal fishing in Peru: 4 keys of this vital activity Read More »
In the fight against illegal fishing, Pacific nations are increasingly turning to technology for visibility over their waters
A Data Revolution is Bringing Transparency to the World’s Largest Ocean Read More »
A partnership between Global Fishing Watch and ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity is enhancing regional marine conservation efforts through Marine Manager
In Southeast Asia, Capacity Building Efforts Bolster Marine Protection Read More »
Regional knowledge exchange builds new channels for information-sharing, joint training and collaboration to combat illegal fishing
Artificial intelligence is already transforming ocean governance. Now it’s time for governments to use it.
Transparency will be key to turning commitments into protections that ensure sustainable use of our shared ocean, says Global Fishing Watch’s Tony Long
The High Seas Treaty has achieved full ratification. Now the hard work begins Read More »
Global Fishing Watch’s Monica Espinoza Miralles reveals how regional cooperation and technology are reshaping ocean governance in one of the world’s most biodiverse seas
Charting a Transparent Future for Latin America’s Ocean Read More »
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.
OECD urges action on IUU fishing by promoting ownership transparency to expose who truly profits from illegal activities at sea.
Why Knowing Who Owns What Matters: OECD’s New IUU Fishing Recommendation Read More »
The new partnership will bolster the Central African nation’s efforts to strengthen vessel tracking and promote data-driven ocean governance through transparency at sea
In new pact, Gabon and Global Fishing Watch vow to ramp up right against illegal fishing Read More »
NICE, France — As the third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3) closed today, global leaders showed tentative signs of moving beyond business as usual. Tucked into the ocean summit’s final outcome document, delegates finally recognized technology and transparency as critical tools to protecting our ocean and meeting global sustainability targets like 30×30
At UNOC3, the World Finally Talks Transparency — Now, Will it Act? Read More »
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