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Our world is changing, rapidly. The ocean, and the life within it, are key to maintaining a healthy climate. It is home to millions of species and the engine behind all life on earth. The ocean faces severe disruption from human action, from altered temperature, circulation and overfishing, to acidification and plastic pollution.

If we are to challenge the negative impact we are having on our planet, we need to change our way of life, think beyond our everyday routine, consider every action, actions we have for so many years taken fore granted, we can't do it alone, there is only one way forward, and that is collectively.

This is Conservation Technology, raising awareness on a changing climate, and developing new marine concepts. Ideas that help secure a better future for all of us.

Conservation

We are primarily Ocean Advocates, and we campaign for a cleaner and more sustainable planet. As we sail we are gathering data on the impact we have on the marine world.

Microplastic trawling, benthic sampling and with our underwater Remote Operated Vehicle, we are raising awareness, discovering more about our impact on the ocean throughout daily life, so we can make conscious choices with the ocean in mind.

If more people Think Ocean, we can kick-start a wave of action that will protect our planet’s future.

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Technology

Sail Electric is our net zero maritime campaign. It is our gift to the ocean, leading by example and providing real-world insight so owners and operators can take that critical first step towards going green on the blue. By inspiring a collaborative effort between authorities, academia, industry and operators, we will drive positive change for the future.

For over a decade the crew have lead Research and Development in clean energy and sustainable development. Deploying remote energy systems to clients around the world, our sister engineering division www.sailelectric.com are converting vessels of all shapes and sizes, and NDMP is looking at new routes within the Bristol Channel and Celtic sea, with zero emissions.

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From within the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

North Devon UNESCO marine Biosphere reserve

Based a few miles from Ilfracombe, we are proud to be associated with the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. From the highlands of Dartmoor and Exmoor, down the river valleys to the sea and beyond Lundy, the North Devon Biosphere is one of 668 Reserves in 122 countries designated by UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere Programme and was the first of 6 to be designated in the UK.

The Biosphere is simply a demonstrator, an example of what our world should look like now, to lead by example, but, there is much to do, and this area acts as a focal area for our research and development, sustainable development concepts that aim to accelerate net zero targets, and inspire progressive carbon negative initiatives.

The North Devon Marine Project

The North Devon Marine Project

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Sir David Attenborough

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