The North Devon Marine Project
Inspiring change to think green and keep our oceans clean
Marine Science
As Ocean Advocates we are campaigning for a cleaner and more sustainable world. We are gathering data on our impact throughout the Southwest, with a focus on the Bristol Channel and its ports and harbours. Working alongside organisations that inspire positive change.
By raising awareness we encourage thinking 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. To discover what work we do at sea, and how you can think more ocean, click the link below.
Sail Electric
We lead by example, sailing by electric around the South West and Wales. We offer real world insight so fellow operators can take that critical first step towards zero carbon boating.
With first hand knowledge and experience the Sail Electric team can guide you through the process, providing a clear and concise route to upgrading your vessel.
NDMP are evaluating new sustainable marine options for the Bristol channel and beyond, and via events and demonstrations we are inspiring a shift towards a more sustainable environment, both on land and at sea.
together with leading changemakers
The North Devon UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Based a few miles from Ilfracombe, we are proud to have partnered 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 a demonstrator, an example of what our world can look like in the future and the focal area for our research and development for our 2030 zero carbon and marine science campaign.
The designation secures a better future by linking people and nature today.