Bottom Trawling | Explained

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Eco anxiety

Discover tools and stories to help ease climate anxiety.

Quick start

The case for climate optimism

Video·1:24

Get educated

Why petitions matter

Video·1:30

The Ocean Solution

Video·14:00

Six ways you can protect ocean wildlife

Article·4 min read

Learn from inspiring activists

An introvert’s guide to making plastic history / Dyson Chee

Article·13 min read

Hawaii, humpback whales, and how to cut down on plastic use / Kelsey Williamson

Article·4 min read

Nikita Shiel-Rolle: How love, care, and compassion can foster climate resilience

Article·7 min read

Alannah Vellacott: Taking care of the Bahamian sea for the next generation

Article·5 min read

Katie Storr: Creating empathy for ocean ecosystems through photography

Article·6 min read

Niel Leadon: Promoting conversations that act as a force for change

Article·6 min read

Creating a welcoming space for LGBTQ+ ocean advocates

Article·5 min read

Dreams of finding peace in a plastic-free ocean / Camila Torres

Article·4 min read

Eco anxiety

Quick start

How to cope with your eco-anxiety: Five inspiring tips

Home at Dawn

Coral Reefs

Get educated

Why petitions matter

The Ocean Solution

Six ways you can protect ocean wildlife

Learn from inspiring activists

An introvert’s guide to making plastic history / Dyson Chee

Hawaii, humpback whales, and how to cut down on plastic use / Kelsey Williamson

Nikita Shiel-Rolle: How love, care, and compassion can foster climate resilience

Alannah Vellacott: Taking care of the Bahamian sea for the next generation

Katie Storr: Creating empathy for ocean ecosystems through photography

Niel Leadon: Promoting conversations that act as a force for change

Creating a welcoming space for LGBTQ+ ocean advocates

Dreams of finding peace in a plastic-free ocean / Camila Torres

Bottom trawling is a destructive fishing practice that drags heavy nets across the ocean floor.