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Superyacht Australia extends its appreciation to The International SeaKeepers Society for its support of the 11th Australia Tahiti Rendezvous was held across Thursday June 20 and Friday June 21 at Marina Taina in Papeete, Tahiti.

This partnership marks a significant milestone for Port Denarau Marina as the first marina in Fiji to join the SeaKeepers DISCOVERY Yacht Program. By working with yacht owners, SeaKeepers customizes research and outreach initiatives to align with their unique ocean interests.

ICON Yachts, collaborated with Cookson Adventures and the International SeaKeepers Society on its Project Mission in both the overarching design and the details found across the yacht.

Melissa White, Director of the South Pacific for SeaKeepers, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “We are thrilled to welcome Port Denarau Marina as our first marina partner in Fiji.”

As a catalyst working with governments, scientists, institutions, and other marine organizations to further its mission, SeaKeepers supports sensible, achievable marine protection and restoration.

To link up with scientists, Peterson works with The International SeaKeepers Society, a Florida-based nonprofit that engages the yachting community.

As a part of it’s sustainability objectives, British Superyacht supports The International SeaKeepers Society with their mission to advance marine science, ocean conservation and education.

The International SeaKeepers Society was selected to have a prominent feature in “10 Green Practices for Recreational Boaters”. The article is focused on recreational boaters who share a deep love of our oceans, lakes, and rivers. Alongside the joys of exploration, boaters are responsible for protecting and preserving these natural resources for future generations.