Our Work

Detecting great white sharks using drones and artificial intelligence (AI) to promote conservation and safe interactions with marine life.

Advancing population research of the protected giant sea bass through community scientist-driven data and machine learning.

Protecting deep-sea ecosystems from the emerging threat of mining by filling research gaps and elevating the latest science for decision-makers.

Developing an artificial intelligence (AI) system to autonomously collect plastic pollution data from the trash wheels in Baltimore Harbor.

Supporting science-based decision-making in the United Nations plastic pollution treaty by developing a data-powered tool to explore the impact of different policies on reducing plastic waste and production. In collaboration with UC Berkeley’s Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center for Data Science and the Environment.

Using data science to inspire ambition in the development and implementation of the High Seas Treaty, particularly via marine protected areas.

Providing marine research to aid the expansion of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, now the largest protected area on Earth.

Engaging in locally-based plastic pollution solutions from education in Hawai’i to Ocean Friendly Restaurants in Santa Barbara.