International Green Guide to Boating

Owning a boat comes with its own set of responsibilities and as a boater, you are in a unique position to be a leader in ocean conservation.

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Make An Impact

Turn everyday boating into a force for good. The International Green Guide to Boating – Best Practices for Recreational Boating offers practical steps to reduce your footprint and safeguard our waterways. Click below to download your complimentary copy and start making a difference today.

DOWNLOAD THE INTERNATIONAL GREEN GUIDE TO BOATING

Our Position

Every choice we make on the water leaves a mark. From fuel use to maintenance habits, our carbon footprint is part of the bigger picture of ocean health. True impact begins with the actions we take ourselves – reducing emissions, choosing sustainable options, and leading by example.

Through the SeaKeepers’ DISCOVERY Program, vessel owners can go a step further: turning their boats into platforms for science, education, and conservation. By joining or donating, you become part of a global network working to safeguard our ocean for the future.

JOIN THE DY PROGRAM
DONATE A VESSEL
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Insights by Experts

“Do not leave shore without a copy of ‘A Green Guide to Boating,’ a wonderfully rich source of wit and wisdom about how to explore and enjoy the ocean with a light touch, and of inspired ways to safeguard ‘what’s under the boat’ – Earth’s living blue heart.”
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Foreword By Sylvia A. Earle Marine BiologistOceanographer, Explorer, Author, Lecturer and National Geo Explorer in Residence
“People of the sea: boaters, divers, surfers, fishermen, and vacationers alike have always had an integral relationship with our ocean world. For too long we have taken advantage of our water planet by abusing her as an endless resource and a universal sewer. In order to do our part, we must not just take what she offers, we must nurture and protect her as well. ‘A Green Guide to Boating’ is an excellent common sense ‘relationship therapy’ book which can help us find a balanced relationship with our life support system, our ocean planet.”
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Foreword by Fabien Cousteau AquanautOcean Conservationist and Documentary Filmmaker