More than eighty percent of all life on Earth dwells in our ocean, producing over half of the planet’s oxygen. Three billion people derive their protein from seafood. One in eight people depend on the sea to earn their livelihood. The ocean is crucial to the global carbon cycle, and regulates our weather and our climate. Human survival is intrinsically linked to the health of the ocean.
Yet the ocean is under dire threat from human activity and the relentless effects of climate change. UNESCO estimates that 60% of the world’s major marine ecosystems have been degraded or used unsustainably. Thousands of ocean species are threatened with extinction.

Many of the most destructive of human activities are already regulated, but the unaddressed challenge is enforcing these regulations in the wild, remote, vast ocean. What is out of sight is often out of mind. OceanMind changes the game, making the invisible, visible, and the unknown, known.

OceanMind’s pioneering use of innovative technology allows us to understand previously hidden human impacts. We have combined the use of satellites, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing with deep ocean expertise to deliver insights directly to the most effective point of action.