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In March 2021 the recovery of the Sussex nearshore seabed began. Three years seems like a long time ago in our human terms. At the time we were cautiously coming out of a Covid lockdown, which feels like an increasingly distant period of our lives. But from the perspective of nature recovery, three years is really just the beginning.
21 May 2024
The United Kingdom has long been a centre for pioneering and world-leading innovation made possible through collaboration across sectors, from academia to finance. Recently, the great power of this collaboration has been catalytic in the creation of markets, like offshore wind, that simultaneously deliver jobs, green growth, and critical progress towards net zero.
14 May 2025
Welcome to a special edition of Into the Blue.
25 April 2024
This report explored the ecosystem service impacts of protecting Scottish waters out to three nautical miles from the coast from bottom-trawling and dredging (referred to as bottom-towed fishing within this report).
18 April 2024
Welcome to this month’s edition of Into the Blue with a guest introduction from chief legal affairs adviser, Dr Tom Appleby.
17 April 2024
The Trustees present their report and the audited Consolidated Financial Statements of Blue Marine Foundation for the year ended 31 March 2024.
09 April 2024
Blue Marine Foundation is continually responding to the dynamic set of challenges that the ocean faces. Our work sits at the nexus of climate, biodiversity and human development. The question that drives everything that we do is always: what have we achieved for the marine environment? This report aims to answer that question, using a rigorous monitoring and evaluation framework developed by our team with external expert support.
01 April 2024
Quota can be a highly effective environmental tool for sustainably fishing stocks, but environmental tools work most effectively when they have social licence. Blue Marine has a key concern arising from research conducted in both the UK and around the world, that a poorly constructed quota market can have adverse consequences on fishing communities themselves and therefore perverse consequences on the ground. Environmental legislation is only effective if it supports long term stability in decision-making.
24 March 2024
As we reflect on the second year of the Convex Seascape Survey, we stand at an intersection of knowledge, progress, and challenge. Our journey has taken us deeper into the enigmatic world beneath the ocean’s surface, revealing invaluable insights about the role of the seascape in carbon storage and how this could help mitigate climate change.
23 March 2024
Welcome to the latest edition of Into the Blue with a guest introduction from Jo Coumbe our director of communications following some exciting media updates.
08 March 2024
Seagrass is one of our greatest assets in the fight against climate change, but poor water quality is turning it into a source of carbon emissions. This shocking fact, revealed by this report, should be reason enough for regulators and industry to wake up to the water quality crisis in our seas.
01 March 2024
We’re at an historic moment for ocean protection and Blue Marine intends to seize every opportunity to drive change.
01 January 2024
Welcome to ‘Into the Blue’
31 January 2024
Jersey is at a crossroads in determining the future health and productivity of its seas. Real, large–scale and meaningful marine protection can be achieved through the Jersey Marine Spatial Plan, creating benefits for everyone.
19 December 2023
Welcome to the first edition of Into the Blue, a hopeful look at 2023’s ocean wins and the growing momentum for marine protection in 2024.
20 December 2023
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