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Building a Global Ocean-Climate Solutions Community
Expanding the community of “solvers” at the ocean-climate nexus is critical to advancing a whole new generation of innovative solutions we need to address the widespread effects of climate disruption on the planet.
Ocean Visions recognizes and embraces that for ocean-based climate solutions to be researched, developed, and deployed responsibly and ethically, it’s imperative that a wide array of diverse perspectives and backgrounds are fully engaged in pursuit of solutions.
In pursuit of that goal, Ocean Visions is building initiatives to broaden and deepen diverse engagement around the globe in identifying and advancing ocean-based climate solutions.
The Global Ecosystem for Ocean Solutions (GEOS)
Endorsed by the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, Ocean Visions’ Global Ecosystem for Ocean Solutions (GEOS) program aims to accelerate collaboration across diverse sectors and geographies, fostering a globally distributed community dedicated to delivering innovative, effective, and durable solutions to the ocean-climate crisis.
It’s imperative that a wide array of diverse perspectives and backgrounds are fully engaged in pursuit of solutions.
Ocean Visions Biennial Summit
The Ocean Visions Biennial Summit has become a flagship event for the organization and the ocean-based climate solutions community at large. Occurring every two years, the Summit provides a venue for sharing and discussing cutting edge research and innovation in a global context. The next Summit takes place March 25-27, 2025, in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Shifting the Global Narrative on Ocean Solutions
Community Building
Ocean Visions manages the Ocean CDR Community, the leading knowledge hub on ocean-based CDR. The Community platform brings together all ocean CDR stakeholders, including scientists, entrepreneurs, funders, NGOs, and others, to advance the state of knowledge, build bridges across disciplines, and help the field move towards evaluating, testing, and piloting the safest and most promising ocean-based CDR approaches.
