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SeaKeepers is making waves worldwide, appearing in global publications to shape conversations and raise awareness for ocean conservation.

National Oceanography Centre
Beyondly will work closely with NOC & Seakeepers to provide quarterly updates on this project, eventually mapping out the locations covered and how the project will feed into NOC’s Ocean Decade goals.

BEYONDLY
Beyondly and the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) are excited to announce their long-term 5-year partnership. Beyondly will work closely with NOC & Seakeepers to provide quarterly updates on this project, eventually mapping out the locations covered and how the findings will feed into NOC’s Ocean Decade goals.

Black Point Group
The International SeaKeepers Society’s 2013 SeaKeeper of the Year, David Shaw of the Sargasso Sea Alliance, has released his first novel, Wave Making, an extraordinary exploration of leadership, innovation, and purpose that stands apart due to Shaw’s masterful storytelling and infectious humor.

Ocean Magazine
SeaKeepers will host their first South Pacific Chapter event during the Auckland Boat Show on 5 March 2025.This exclusive evening will spotlight the chapter’s dedication to ocean conservation, research, and education in the region, bringing together marine scientists, yachting enthusiasts, and ocean advocates to celebrate its initiatives and forge meaningful connections for a sustainable future.

Marine Business News
The International SeaKeepers Society (SeaKeepers), a non-profit organisation dedicated to facilitating oceanographic research through direct involvement with the yachting and boating community, is excited to host the inaugural event for its South Pacific Chapter.

NZ Marine
Attend the official launch of SeaKeepers’ South Pacific Chapter: An unforgettable night reflecting on past achievements and charting the course for the future of ocean science in the South Pacific region.

Superyacht Australia
The event will take place on Wednesday, 5 March 2025, from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM NZDT at the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, located at 181 Westhaven Drive, Westhaven Marina, Auckland 1011, New Zealand. This intimate gathering, with limited attendance, offers an elegant evening of connection and purpose.

Triton News
Some of the many yacht-centric environmental groups include Water Revolution Foundation, Blue Marine Foundation, Yachts For Science, and The International SeaKeepers Society, which has accomplished more than 500 ocean science projects on yachts in more than 47 different countries during the last 10 years.