Ocean Rebellion

Ocean Rebellion is a grassroots international art collective who tackle Ocean degradation and biodiversity loss by conceiving playful, emotive and spectacular art interventions.

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About Ocean Rebellion

Launched in August 2020 Ocean Rebellion (OR) joins the dots between the multitude of problems affecting the Ocean. We recognise the Ocean is not an infinite resource for exploitation, it is a wondrous home to marine life and the lungs of the Earth, the sea is dying and as the sea dies we die. OR is a collective of many ships, each ship is self-governing and part of a growing fleet, all connected and sailing as one. If your sea lacks a ship and you’re interested in setting sail with us contact us below and we’ll throw you a line (or better still drum up a workshop), please let us know your location. Objectives: Tell the Truth: About the dying Ocean. Act Now To stop blue carbon release, biodiversity loss, shipping emissions, Ocean acidification and deep sea mining by 2025. Take Control: The UN must form a new, transparent, body to govern the Ocean for the benefit of ALL life. This new body must have the restoration and replenishment of the Ocean as its only measure of success.

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