A project from the National Geographic Explorer in Residence Enric Sala comprising scientists, explorers, economists, educators, filmmakers, communication strategists, operations specialists, and policy experts. Works for establishing marine protected areas—the equivalent of national parks in the sea—where fishing and other damaging activities are banned.
Pristine Seas
Founding Year: 2008
Staff: 33
Budget:
Enric Sala (Executive Director)
Pristine Seas contributes to the following Sustainable Development Goals
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