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New Annual Report Highlights Global Ocean Conservation Impact

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Updated February 2, 2026 • Published February 2, 2026 • Program Updates

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Oceanic Society is proud to share our FY25 Annual Report, highlighting a year of meaningful progress in ocean conservation driven by people, partnerships, and purpose.

Inside, you’ll find stories and impact from across our global programs—including community-led action to combat ocean plastic pollution, advances in global sea turtle conservation, award-winning conservation travel experiences, and expanded equitable access to nature for students in the San Francisco Bay Area.

From measurable conservation outcomes to the human stories behind the work, the FY25 Annual Report reflects our continued commitment to connecting people and nature in ways that create lasting change for the ocean.

We’re deeply grateful to the supporters, partners, travelers, and communities who make this work possible. Your involvement strengthens a growing global network of ocean advocates and helps ensure a healthier future for marine ecosystems worldwide.

Read the FY25 Annual Report below or at this link to explore the stories, data, and impact you helped make possible.

Rosie Jeffrey

Rosie Jeffrey is Oceanic Society's Associate Director of Strategic Growth and Partnerships, leading initiatives that expand the organization’s reach through fundraising and partnerships. She holds a B.S. in Hospitality and Tourism Management and studied Sustainable Tourism at the University of the South Pacific in Suva, Fiji. With over a decade of experience in the environmental nonprofit sector, Rosie is passionate about connecting people to nature and advancing ocean conservation. A naturalist and PADI Divemaster with more than 1,000 dives, she has led Oceanic Society expeditions to destinations including Fiji, Kenya, Tonga, Raja Ampat, Belize, and more.

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