After two weeks of negotiations between more than 50 countries, the Fifth Session of the Intergovernmental Conference (IGC) ended last Friday without establishing a High Seas Treaty — once again leaving more than two-thirds of the global ocean unprotected. But important progress was also made, which the Only One community of supporters has helped push for. World leaders are closer than ever before to finalizing the treaty, and there’s reason to be optimistic that the next negotiation will be the last step in the nearly two-decades–long process. We can’t let up the pressure now, and we need you with us! Can you help build momentum for the coalition to protect the High Seas by sharing our petition with your network? We’re just shy of our goal of 75,000 signatures.
Join us to plant a forest of superpowered ocean trees that fight climate change and protect wildlife. 🌱 We reached our goal 🙌 but you can still plant mangroves with us!
Our progress
- 100K
Ecosystem restoration
🌳 10 ha of ocean forest
- 200K
Carbon reduction potential
✈️ ~205,000,000 miles flown
- 300K
Mangroves for coastal defense
🌊 5 times more cost effective
- 400K
Wildlife protection
🕊 65 migratory bird species
- 500K
Carbon reduction potential
☁️ ~51,250 tonnes of carbon
- 600K
Marine conservation
💙 UNESCO biosphere reserve
- 700K
Ecosystem restoration
⚽️ ~100 football pitches
- 800K
Wildlife habitat conservation
🐢 2 endangered turtle species
- 900K
Carbon reduction potential
🚗 668,000,000 miles driven
- 1M
Investment in local communities
🌳 8km² of forest
Our leaderboard
See who just planted and meet the top planters 💪
Give the gift of trees
Give the gift of restoring the ocean and saving our planet to a loved one, and we’ll email you a special certificate.
How it works
Tip: You can also choose to plant trees as a gift!
Why plant mangroves
These remarkable ocean trees are environmental superheroes.
Mangrove trees remove 4–10x more carbon than rainforests 😮
Restoring these ocean forests protects thousands of species.
Community-led planting projects provide jobs and livelihoods.
Our planting partner
The Million Mangrove forest is in Mida Creek, Kenya.
FAQs
Is this a one-time donation?
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How do you ensure the forest survives?
Will this affect my monthly impact plan?