Who we are

Why we need to act

Our seas are in danger from overfishing, pollution, lack of protection and climate change. We need to act now to safeguard our oceans for the future.

Our vision is to create a world where the seas and shores are clean and healthy and marine species are protected.

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Our mission

To harness people's love for the sea, inspiring them to contribute positively to its sustainability
To enable businesses that care about the marine environment to make a difference
To fund grassroots marine conservation projects through business partnerships.

Our goals

To enable grassroots, community-led marine conservation to happen all around the UK's shores and coasts
To create communities of Sea-Changers – people who care about the seas, who are willing to take practical actions to make a difference, and who have the funds they need to put their plans in action.

Our latest annual report

To find out more about the work we do and our achievements download our latest Annual Report.

Our patrons

Our Patrons

Maya Plass

Maya is a marine ecology and coastal expert, writer and TV presenter who can be seen on BBC’s Springwatch and Autumnwatch. She has a BSc Marine Biology and Coastal Ecology, and an MSc Integrated Coastal Zone Management. She runs her own marine education business, Learn to Sea.

Maya says, "Sea-Changers is an incredibly exciting charity that helps allow sea-users and businesses to actively support marine conservation. I am delighted to join the Sea-Changers team to help make our mutual dream of better-conserved seas a reality!"

Theo Stocker

Theo Stocker, sailor, writer and environmental enthusiast, is editor of Yachting Monthly magazine and was a founding trustee for Sea-Changers.

Theo says, "It is a privilege to be a Patron for Sea-Changers. It is clear that we as humans have had a huge impact on the marine environment, and it is great to see Sea-Changers taking action by supporting charities, initiatives and grass-roots marine conservation projects. By supporting Sea-Changers, sailors can help protect the environment we all love so much and I hope I can encourage more sailors to do just that."