To restore our oceans and create space for marine life to thrive, we know we need to protect at least 30% of the world’s oceans by 2030.

Rising temperatures, pollution and industrial fishing are devastating marine life and damaging the oceans’ ability to fight the climate crisis through things like carbon storage and heat absorption. 

But if governments act quickly to protect our oceans, they can be one of our greatest defenses against climate change, and wildlife and habitats can recover. 

The UK government has already committed to this goal as part of the Global Ocean Treaty. But to stay on track, we urgently need the Treaty to be locked into law by at least 60 countries.

That’s why Greenpeace is launching a new report in parliament, calling on the government to lead the way on ocean protection by passing the Treaty into law and making the Sargasaso Sea - a uniquely biodiverse part of the Atlantic Ocean - one of the first ocean sanctuaries. 

Ask your MP to be an ocean leader and join Greenpeace in parliament.