EDF Voices: Oceans

Cuba’s industry could become the economic and ecological centerpiece in a growing Caribbean region.

If scaled up, a new tool could help revitalize failing fisheries worldwide.

Normalized relations between the United States and Cuba opens up new opportunities for our ocean work, but can also lead to new environmental challenges.

Oceans are a growing priority for the Obama administration, as is a new and collaborative approach for restoring fisheries worldwide.

Dozens of critical projects are in limbo because of lack of funding. This week's ruling in the 2010 Deep Horizon oil spill could change that.

Seafood Watch says nearly all fish caught in the West Coast groundfish fishery are now considered sustainable options for consumers.

EDF has provided more than $2.7 million in loans to fishermen to allow them to transition to, or continue, more sustainable fishing business practices.

A new report issued by EDF and the Prince of Wales shows how we can galvanize funding needed to turn around our struggling oceans.

The fourth anniversary of the BP Oil Spill presents an important chance to review what we have learned, and not yet learned, from this tragedy, and what those lessons might mean for the future of the Gulf.

Is your seafood sustainable? These resources are committed to “shortening the supply chain” between the ocean and consumption.