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A five-year emergency global moratorium can restore ocean life within our lifetime, if we act now.
this will work
A five-year emergency global moratorium can restore ocean life within our lifetime, if we act now.
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A five-year emergency global moratorium can restore ocean life within our lifetime, if we act now.
A five-year emergency global moratorium can restore ocean life within our lifetime, if we act now.


A global pause on industrial fishing in the high seas to allow ecosystems to rebound.

A permanent ban on plastic, chemical, and vessel dumping in all oceans.

Satellite tracking, AIS, AI monitoring, and port-state controls make compliance real.
This is not theory. It is observed reality.

A Legal Framework Now Exists
The Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) High Seas Treaty provides, for the first time, a clear legal pathway to protect vast areas of the global ocean beyond national borders.
It authorizes large-scale marine protections, mandates precautionary Environmental Impact Assessments, and empowers coordinated international action where none previously existed.
The legal foundation for a temporary high-seas moratorium is now in place.
Global Enforcement Is Now Possible
Advances in satellite surveillance, AIS vessel tracking, and artificial intelligence have transformed high-seas monitoring from aspiration into reality.
Industrial vessels can now be detected, tracked, and verified in near real time, while Port State Measures allow nations to deny services to violators and link compliance to trade access.
For the first time in history, global ocean protections are not only lawful, they are enforceable.
This is the first moment in human history when large-scale protection of the High Seas is both legally authorized and technically enforceable.
The science is clear, the legal authority exists, and the technology to enforce action is ready. What is needed now is decisive, coordinated leadership.
For nine years, we have advanced a vision once considered impossible.
Today, that vision is becoming global policy.
We work to protect ocean life through science-based solutions, enforceable law, and moral clarity, because survival demands nothing less.