Resources

In this area, KwaNibela, fishing is the main thing that we all do for a living, nothing else, we all rely on fishing for our livelihood.

Fishers’ Tales is an arts-based storytelling project that collects the wondrous tales that fishers enjoy telling about their ocean adventures

The Ocean Decade Exhibition aims to transform the image of the ocean science and conservation.

This two-day international conference will bring together experts in ocean literacy and ocean education from across the public, private, academic, and civil society sectors.

The United Nations has proclaimed a Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030) to support efforts to reverse the cycle of decline in ocean health.

This course provides an introduction to gender and the environment including in relation to issues such as access to resources and the exacerbation of gender inequalities caused by climate change.

This course will help you better understand the linkages between gender and the environment.

This report explores the injustices brought on by plastic waste and plastic pollution and examines how vul­nerable communities are disproportionately and negatively affected during all stages of the p

Written evidence submitted by Prof Elisa Morgera, Ms Mara Ntona, Mr Mitchell Lennan and Dr Senia Febrica

This course is designed to share the latest knowledge and approaches to measuring and managing marine plastic pollution from land-based sources to achieve local, national and regional goals.

THIS INFORMATION-SHEET INTRODUCES: • The negative impacts of ocean plastics on children’s human rights • The substantive and procedural obligations of States to protect children’s rights in the cont

THIS INFORMATION-SHEET INTRODUCES: • The negative impacts of ocean plastics on everyone’s human rights • The substantive and procedural obligations of States to protect human rights in the context

THIS INFORMATION-SHEET INTRODUCES: • Existing international legal responses to ocean plastics • The search for new legal solutions internationally

This FAO five-lesson online course provides guidance on legal and policy frameworks for small-scale fisheries in a specific country.

An online course on gender and environment provided by UNEP with content provided by the One Ocean Hub.

The blog post featured here highlights the activities of the Deep Emotional Engagement Programme (DEEP) Fund, including the launch of the Undercurrents Art Exhibition in Glasgow, Scotland.

This article explores challenges in integrating marine cultural dimensions, such as heritage, connection, and ecosystem services, into ecosystem-based ocean management.

This blog provides an overview of the One Ocean Hub's submission to the UK's international development strategy, emphasizing the significance of fair research investments with Global South countries.

The Undercurrents exhibition at The Glasgow School of Art's Reid Gallery displays recent arts-based research on human connections with the ocean in various countries until April 29, 2023.

The need to preserve traditional ocean knowledge is emphasized through the interdisciplinary nature of the DEEP fund research and the value of indigenous knowledge in addressing climate challenges.

Locals in Erromango island in Vanuatu, collaboratively collect island stories for a children's book, about the island's historical challenges and preserving traditional maritime knowlegde.

The Ocean Frontier Institute's seminar explores how human rights and the arts support inclusive ocean research, integrating diverse knowledge systems for innovative approaches to conservation.

The significance of fostering fair and equitable partnerships in collaborations is underscored in this policy brief.

The Ocean Literacy Portal provides resources and content with the goal of creating an ocean-literate society able to make informed and responsible decision-making.

The most comprehensive source of information on Child Rights.

The OECD Sustainable Ocean Economy database provides the international community with data and evidence to support decision-making.

the Ocean Data Platform will be an open collaborative tool that liberates and aggregates ocean data to create a healthy and productive ocean.

The World Ocean Database (WOD) is world's largest collection of uniformly formatted, quality controlled, publicly available ocean profile data.

The Small-Scale Fisheries Resource and Collaboration Hub is an online, interactive, and multilingual platform for small-scale fishers, fish workers, and their communities and allies.