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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.

The International SeaKeepers Society asks private yachts to collect samples of organisms, algae, plastics, plankton, seawater, and more using their unique nets.

The International SeaKeepers Society get vessel owners involved in the Seabed 2030 Project, which aims to complete a map of the entire seabed by the end of the decade.

Become a SeaKeeper with The International SeaKeepers Society and get involved in Scientist-Led Expeditions, Citizen Science, Educational Outreach, and Community Engagement.

The International SeaKeepers Society’s Director of South Pacific, Melissa White, presented at ASMEX about recent projects and initiatives in her region. This was the organization’s first presence at the Rivergate AIMEX event.

The International SeaKeepers Society’s Education Manager, Toni Lohroff, was selected and interview by Shoutout Miami to discuss her role in marine biology and ocean conservation in South Florida.

The International SeaKeepers Society (SeaKeepers) now has a presence in the South Pacific. Jeni Bone speaks to Program Development Manager, Melissa White, about her role, which focuses on both community and industry engagement to support marine science projects in the region.

The International SeaKeepers Society’s board of directors, as well as key collaborators, spent a week at Marina Bahia Golfito (MBG), a leading Costa Rica superyacht, sportfishing and eco-tourism haven—as guests of MBG and Enjoy Group—since 1973, a foremost hospitality company in Costa Rica.