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Ocean literacy is defined as “an understanding of the ocean's influence on you and your influence on the ocean”
NDMP act as part of a collective ambition to create an ocean-literate society able to make informed and responsible decisions on ocean resources and ocean sustainability.
Advanced engineering, clean energy, new methodology and training is the foundation of our research and development program, because only together can we face the climate and biodiversity loses and develop strategies that reduce the negative impact we have on our planet.
To realise that we are better off by demanding less, to seek a balance with nature and collectively build a better future on the water. We need to adapt, and there is a new world of opportunity to evolve without costing the earth.
We have an uncertain future ahead, there are not plenty of fish in the sea, and we cannot continue polluting as we are. The major competitor to marine electrification is still the internal combustion engine. it has to be green.
There is an incredibly diverse world in our ocean, it is the engine behind all life. By showcasing what we find, to help raise awareness for what is beneath the waves, nature can, if given the chance bounce back.
We only have one ocean, and campaigning for a cleaner and more sustainable planet is a primary objective. There is much talk of the climate crisis, but as important, if not more so, is the biodiversity crisis.
Find out what you can do as a skipper, crew or as a club from the Royal Yachting Associations "The Green Blue"
The only real way to know if we are on the right track is by exploring the concepts and sharing the data.
There are now a myriad of successful fully and hybrid electric vessels, microgrids, solar and wind powered systems operating around the world, the shift to date has seen emissions drop and pollution reduced, yet there is more to do.
Technology programs and training methods support outreach programs and further research and development in sustainable sailing, providing training and experiences on and off the water.
We are now fully aware of our changing planet. The need to reduce our carbon impact is as important as facing the loss of biodiversity. The changing ocean and warmer climate along with the relentless stream of pollutants must all be addressed holistically and solutions found quickly.
Powered only by nature, fully electric and with a biocide free foul release systems vessels can now sail without trace, programs to advance sustainable practices, develop policy, promote responsible citizenship and encourage young people to be involved with the ocean.
The subject of a new era of seamanship, where diesel or gas no longer plays a part. New methods and new techniques, programs that provide access to the ocean for training, research and development
Our mission is to gather data, explore, learn, teach, share and inspire others to drive the shift to beyond net zero.
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