OUR PROJECTS
Founded in 2018, Ocean Blue Tree continues to support and empower organizations and individuals who are on the front lines of ocean conservation by providing grants, resources, and collaboration opportunities.
Join our movementThis project studies bull shark reproduction and nursery areas in Topolobampo, using science and community outreach to support conservation in…
Continue ReadingThrough school programs, codes of conduct, policy tools, and outreach materials, Pelagios Kakunja aims to raise awareness, encourage sustainable practices,…
Continue ReadingFirst orca–white shark interactions documented in La Paz Bay, Mexico. Project studies orca behavior, develops conservation strategy for Gulf of…
Continue ReadingImprove knowledge on the migratory movements of endangered marine species in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, to identify critical habitats and…
Continue ReadingThe Licence to Clean is a fleet of eco-friendly catamarans that remove floating trash from Thailand’s waters.
Continue ReadingUnderstanding where Mobulid rays, like oceanic mantas in Mexico, live is key to protecting them from overfishing, which has left…
Continue ReadingExploring the migration, habitat use, and behavior of striped marlin (Kajikia audax) along BCS west coast. Using satellite tags and…
Continue ReadingStudying giant manta ray stress and behavior in Revillagigedo and La Reina, Mexico. Combining biopsy and telemetry to guide conservation.
Continue ReadingExpedition to explore the Savu Sea and monitored shark and ray distribution, reef fish abundance, critical habitat presence and distribution
Continue ReadingIn Cabo Pulmo National Park, we support shark population monitoring. Using drones, surveys, and acoustic telemetry, Pelagios Kakunja scientists study…
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