Antarctica

Protect the Cornerstones of the Antarctic Ecosystem

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The Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica is home to more than 8,200 species. These vital ecosystems regulate our climate, but they’re threatened by warming temperatures and melting ice. By protecting marine areas and the species within them, we can safeguard a sustainable future for the southernmost continent — and the life it sustains around the world.

Antarctic polynyas explained

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What you can do

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Explore the most important biodiverse sites to protect in Antarctica

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Deep dives

The Ross Sea story

The Ross Sea polynya is the heart of abundance in the most biologically productive stretch of the Southern Ocean. Processes that begin in the polynya are critical to the health of the planet, fueling the ocean’s ability to regulate our climate.

Article·5 min read

Science in Antarctica

Immerse yourself in the stories behind this vibrant and extraordinary region — and the work being done to protect it.

Series· 5 videos
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Project update

Our coral planting site in Bali is thriving, showing no signs of bleaching.

Our on-the-ground partner, Ocean Gardener, has informed us that despite recent increased bleaching events in and around Nusa Penida, the Only One-funded corals remain healthy.

Mar 30, 2024