Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions

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Catalyzing research, innovation, and action to improve the health of the oceans for the people who depend on them most. 🔗 oceansolutions.stanford.edu Based at @woods.stanford.edu in @stanforddoerr.bsky.social.

Fishers guide a canoe across a foggy harbor. Credit: Adelina Mensah
The image shows a screenshot of a mobile phone. The text reads: WorkSMart, learn more about your rights & obligations through the quizzes and articles here. Credit: FiftyEight
Fishers tend to their canoe across a harbor. The sky is overcast, and industrial buildings appear on the horizon. Image credit: Adelina Mensah
A wheel reads "Ocean Equity Index" in the center and has three sections: distributional, procedural, and recognitional. There are examples within each section.
An image shows a portrait of Elizabeth Selig, Managing Director of the Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions.
A man in a boat on a river casts a net into the water.
A graphic reads "We're Hiring: Environmental Biomolecular Engineer" with a background of a DNA helix.
A collage of photos and graphics features a lobster, an overhead view of a fishing village, a diver, and several fishing boats. Image credits: Arturo Hernández-Velasco-COBI & design credit to Wienot Films
A text card shows the portraits of five speakers and reads "EDF Solutions Seminar: COP30 - From Ambition to Action. 8 December, 10:00 AM ET, Zoom.
A map of the world appears with a few fish and waves in the ocean. Credit: Wienot Films
A microphone appears over a picture of the world. The text reads "Pacific perspectives are central to global food and climate agendas."
An image reads "Blue Foods" and has photos of different fish, shellfish, and seaweed species within the letters. Credit Wienote Films.
An overhead perspective of two people wearing blue and orange rubber gloves as they pass a bucket of fish to one another. Photo credit: Hong Wu/Getty Images
An artistic rendering of a report shows the title, fish, and seaweed along with two rows of institutional logos. Graphic credit: FAO
Portrait of Colette Wabnitz.
An abstract graphic shows fish, a wave, a sun, and clouds. The text reads: Currents, quarterly insights and impact from the Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions.
Four panelists sit at a table with microphones and nametags. A banner reads "UN Food Systems Summit +4 Stocktake." A fifth panelist stands at a podium to the left.
A woman wearing a white shirt, black headband, and red apron raises her hand and smiles as she sings while processing fish. She stands in front of a blue wall and holds a tool to remove scales from fish in her gloved hand. There are silver fish on a cutting board in the foreground.
A portrait of Justin Rauh appears along with the text "Justin Rauh, Research Assistant, Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions"
Three women pose for a photograph against a blue background.
A screenshot of a Zoom meeting shows 7 speakers with their names and institutional affiliations displayed.
A group of people is seated at a picnic table outside a building with lots of windows. There are booths in the background.
A group of people pose for a photograph on a set of stairs that lead to a pink building.
A man with glasses is seated at a table and speaks into a microphone. His name card says moderator. There is a laptop in front of him and a water bottle to his left.
Five people sit in front of a screen at a panel event while two rows of audience members look on. There is a wall behind the speakers with images of people holding fish and a cargo ship.
Three people stand at the front of a room that has a podium, a projector screen, and tables where people are seated.
Two people in life jackets and hard hats retrieve a sensor from the water while another person in the foreground hauls on a rope.
A diver with a pink snorkel rests at the water's surface. Buildings and other divers appear in the background.
An event flyer offers details of the time and location. The description reads "Since the last UN Ocean Conference, champions from government, finance institutions, cooperatives, academia, and civil society have accelerated action on aquatic blue foods for nutritious, equitable, sustainable, and climate-resilient food systems. These actions have supported 9 of the 17 SDGs, including SDG14. Co-chaired by Iceland and Brazil, this side event highlights progress and new commitments, showcasing leadership by government representatives from Iceland, Madagascar, Indonesia, and other champions. It spotlights research and advocacy efforts to advance sustainable blue foods in the context of climate change.
Several hands reach for fish, tomatoes, and other foods arranged on a green leaf on a table.
A poster shares the #UNOC3 side event description, schedule, and partner organizations.
A group of people is seated around a table with Post-it notes and Sharpies. There is a presenter at the front of the room standing in front of a screen that displays a picture of a school of fish. The group came together as part of a workshop to generate new ideas for ocean solutions.