by oceaneyeconservation | Mar 27, 2026 | News
This month, Ocean Eye had the opportunity to step into two very different spaces: Bluedots in Milan, Italy, and the Villars Institute in the Swiss Alps. Both are quite unusual marine conservation venues, far inland by alpine rivers and high up in the mountains....
by oceaneyeconservation | Jan 6, 2026 | News
As we enter 2026, it’s a moment to reflect on progress made and the path ahead. While the challenges for our oceans remain clear, beginning the year with optimism helps us recognise and celebrate important recent conservation successes. The High Seas Treaty, which...
by oceaneyeconservation | Oct 29, 2025 | News, Uncategorized
People often visit nature, spend time in it, and observe wildlife such as birds, mammals, and fish. These moments bring joy, excitement, and good health while helping to reduce stress. Over 50% of the world’s tourists spend their holidays by the sea! That means every...
by oceaneyeconservation | Oct 10, 2025 | News
The first funds from Ocean Eye have been used to support a socialisation event, the first step to strengthen the waste management project in the village of Nusantara. Thanks to the incredible support from our very first Ocean Eye tourists in the Banda Sea in 2024,...
by oceaneyeconservation | Aug 11, 2025 | Uncategorized
The Banda Archipelago in Maluku Province, remote eastern Indonesia, is one of the world’s hidden gems of marine biodiversity. Every year, for a few precious months, this area becomes a magnet for divers, ocean lovers, and wildlife enthusiasts who come to witness...
by oceaneyeconservation | Aug 5, 2025 | Uncategorized
We often hear about sustainable tourism, the blue economy, etc. But for us at Ocean Eye, we want to go further. We believe that tourism should not only protect nature, but it can also help restore it. This is known as regenerative tourism, and we are proud to be...
by oceaneyeconservation | Apr 25, 2025 | News
At Ocean Eye, we believe the ocean connects more than just ecosystems—it connects people, communities, and futures. In the heart of Komodo National Park, on the quiet shores of Rinca Island, lies a coastal village called Kerora. Here, the ocean isn’t just a stunning...
by oceaneyeconservation | Mar 20, 2025 | News
Banda Archipelago in Indonesia, renowned for its incredible underwater biodiversity and a prime destination for witnessing epic schools of hammerhead sharks, home to vibrant coral reef ecosystems and migrating pygmy blue whales, is facing a disturbing environmental...
by oceaneyeconservation | Jan 24, 2025 | News
It is getting harder and harder to watch climate impacts through social media from around the world and then one day it hits you in the face as you dive into your favourite dive site. The once beautiful and vibrant reef has turned chalk white. Fish and other creatures...
by oceaneyeconservation | Nov 28, 2024 | News, Uncategorized
We are thrilled to announce that Ocean Eye has been awarded the Sun&Blue Blue Economy Entrepreneurship Award 2024 in Spain. The Sun&Blue Awards shine a spotlight on forward-thinking projects that protect marine biodiversity while promoting economic...
