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Celebrating Impact: Our 2023–2024 Annual Report

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January 16, 2025 • Program Updates

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Oceanic Society is excited to announce the release of our 2023–2024 Annual Report. This year’s report highlights our achievements and our commitment to improving ocean health by fostering connections between people and nature to tackle the root causes of decline: human behavior.

The report details our efforts in various programs, including combating ocean plastic pollution, supporting global sea turtle conservation, connecting people to nature through award-winning expeditions, and enhancing equitable access to nature in the San Francisco Bay Area.

These successes wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support of our generous donors and partners. Your belief in our mission has transformed our ambitious goals into reality, helping us grow the global community of ocean supporters and make a lasting impact on ocean health.

Thank you for being an essential part of our journey and for helping us create a stronger Oceanic Society.

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Rosie Jeffrey

Rosie Jeffrey is Oceanic Society's Manager of Strategic Growth and Partnerships, based in the Washington, DC area. Rosie is an avid traveler, scuba diver, and ocean lover, as well as a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer.

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