At the SDG #14 CoP in Nice, France, our Sea Save delegation cast its net wide and secured powerful achievements. Our Ocean Week in Review (OWIR) was once again accepted as an official United Nations SDG14 Pledge tool, reaffirming its place as a trusted compass guiding global conservation dialogue. From the main stage, we made our Pledge, anchoring our commitment before world leaders and reinforcing Sea Save’s credibility as a steadfast advocate for the seas.

Equally vital, we championed the High Seas Treaty, lobbying governments and helping bring more nations into the fold. With only eight ratifications still needed before the treaty can set sail into full implementation, our advocacy carried urgency and weight. By being present, we ensured oceans remained at the heart of sustainability discussions, pressed for stronger SDG14 action, and deepened alliances with governments and NGOs. This was not just attendance—it was leadership, weaving policy, science, and advocacy into a tide of progress for the world’s oceans.