Googling “The Climate Book” to order my copy (of what I’m sure will be a landmark book). Check out the second, third and fourth books Google promotes. Oh dear.

Our new paper in Science Advances takes the first global view of location hiding in commercial fisheries. We find strong ties between location hiding and illegal activities #IUU, proving a new tool to police the wild west of our open oceans. 1/6 shorturl.at/jprDQ

New research published in Science Advances shows where fishing vessels’ AIS devices have been switched off. Most of the areas where this occurred contained rich fishing grounds with limited management oversight. 🐟 Read more 👉 globalfishingwatch.org/press-release/…

We're honoured to be part of one of the most comprehensive studies on seabird bycatch risk to date. Led by British Antarctic Survey 🐧 and BirdLife International, the new research shows over half of wandering albatrosses come into contact with fishing vessels. Read more 👇 bas.ac.uk/media-post/new…

🚨 BREAKING: The innovative technology portal, #MarineManager, founded by philanthropist and ocean advocate Dona Bertarelli and Global Fishing Watch has had a major update! 👇

New piece in The Conversation U.S. on our paper "Hot spots of unseen fishing vessel activity". Always nice to work with editor @JenniferWeeks83. UC Santa Cruz Science NOAA Fisheries Global Fishing Watch shorturl.at/bhsAG

🚨 JOB ALERT: We're looking for a Fisheries Analyst to work on the Joint Analytical Cell and applied research. This role will apply our datasets to support regional research and synthesise complex investigations into accessible products. Apply now 👇 globalfishingwatch.org/careers/?gh_ji…

So excited for this to be published. It shares our database of identities of vessels and shows we can combine many different sources to reveal the identities of a good portion of the global fishing fleet.

Truly amazing work Jaeyoon Park 👏 figuring out who's who at sea is surprisingly hard

“It’s really fantastic to be at #IMPAC5 having conversations to make sure we’re continuing to harness tech to make it as powerful as possible to advance ocean governance, increase transparency of human activity at sea & help the recovery & protection of our ocean.” Marine Biology Matt 🗺

How you feel when the 2023 cohort ⁦The Audacious Project⁩ are announced ⁦TED Talks⁩ ❤️ 🥳blog.ted.com/2023-audacious…

Want to do big data research that advances the sustainability and equity of human activity in the ocean? We have two #datascience positions open at Global Fishing Watch globalfishingwatch.org/careers/?gh_ji… and globalfishingwatch.org/careers/?gh_ji…

Really proud of this one! The first global snapshot of how effectively or ineffectively night-setting is being used by longliners to mitigate seabird bycatch risk

Nice one Marine Biology Matt 🗺 amazing work by the engineering team! Take a look and have a play with some shiny new features added to the GFW map

Keep an eye on our Global Fishing Watch jobs page - there will be more opportunities added soon. In the meantime, do you have what it takes to deliver in any of these roles? globalfishingwatch.org/careers/#jobs

Why is the largest illegal fishing fleet ever discovered causing dead bodies to wash ashore in Japan? Watch the episode: theoutlawocean.com/dispatches/cha… Produced by The Outlaw Ocean Project

🚨 BREAKING: 🇵🇬 Papua New Guinea is the first Pacific nation to publish its vessel monitoring system data with Global Fishing Watch. 50+ industrial tuna fishing vessels are now visible on our map! 🗺️ Learn how we are promoting ocean transparency together: globalfishingwatch.org/papua-new-guin…

🎤 Today, TED Talks features our CEO TonyLong-CEO-GFW speaking about our open ocean Project. 🌊 Funded via The Audacious Project, the initiative aims to map all industrial activity at sea and make it freely available to everyone. 📺 View: go.ted.com/tonylong #AudaciousProject 🧵1/2

I highly recommend giving this a read. I'm super proud to have made a small contribution to this poignant and important article by Antonia Cundy