An overview of our current efforts

We host a reef and beach clean up every month on the island of Oahu.  The cleanups are usually the 1st Saturday of the month. Check out One Ocean Conservation instagram for more info.

Inspiring the next generation of kids is so important for the survival of marine animals and our ocean.  Contact us to speak at your school.  

Adopt a shark and help support our research division with our Shark Id program. The adopt also comes with a stuff animal toy shark that we hand out at our educational outreaches 

We have pre drafted letters that you can hand out

We work with larger companies to help spread awareness about ocean conservation, like Xcel wetsuit's ocean conservation line and Raw Element's reef safe sunscreen 

Become a Global ambassador and speak up for sharks near you.

We have Once Ocean Global ambassadors around the world.

Use the hashtag "#oneoceanvideo" challenge when you post a video made from photo-age during a charter with one ocean diving or any  marine conservation initiative. If your video is chosen you win a free trip out with us, valueed up to $150.

Hashtags help spread conservation  messages across social media and make it easier to follow and collaborate on initiatives for conservation. Take a look at our favorites and trending hashtags for conservation

Pictured here is Tiger Shark ID "Roxy".

Juan helped save Roxy from a large net and Ocean has helped to remove fishing line from Roxy. Learn more about marine entanglement and what you can do to help marine life.

Hawaii was the 1st state to make it illegal to have or ship shark fins. We are now working on bill to make it illegal to kill sharks for any reason in Hawaii.  Sharks are toxic for human consumption and they are so important to the health of the marine ecosystem that we need them alive.. Learn how to help! 

10 simple things that you can do right now to help save our ocean. Click Now!

One Ocean Research uses non-invasive methods to collect data on the marine animals we see. To learn more about our field IDs using photos and our data set click here.