Protecting the Seas, Transforming Marine Litter

We have conducted clean-up operations from the depths of historical shipwrecks to abandoned fish farms and even a UNESCO-protected lake, always removing marine litter of all kinds, including ghost nets and ghost gear, and documenting the entanglement of marine life in them.

Nothing stops the brave team of volunteer divers from Ghost Diving, a founding partner of Healthy Seas, who operate all over the world

Our clean-up initiatives also extend beyond the depths to encompass coastal areas, where we engage the public and frequently collaborate with schools.

To truly protect our oceans, we must not only clean up but also close the tap on marine litter.

Our collaboration with the fishing industry is crucial for improving waste management processes.

By working closely with fisherman communities, harbor authorities, and the fish farming industry, we strive to recover old nets, recycle them, and educate industry stakeholders on best practices for net use and disposal.