A place where law connects with science and education to advance ocean conservation.
SeaLife uses international legal frameworks to promote sustainable ocean uses, with a focus on preserving biodiversity—the diversity of species, big and small, that give us food, regulate our climate, protect coastlines, and inspire boundless curiosity and wonder.
Since the 19th century, international law has served as a tool to manage and, when needed, protect marine species from overexploitation. Today, a complex mosaic of treaties and normative instruments governs ocean uses, directly and indirectly affecting ocean’s living wealth. SeaLife is dedicated to utilizing these frameworks to their fullest potential to avert the impending biodiversity crisis.
As marine life moves with tides and currents across human borders, international law becomes the compass that guides us toward our shared commitments to sustainability.
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