📢 Join us for a free webinar on ethical AI in action with Global Fishing Watch and @odihq.bsky.social 📅 Feb 23 | 16:00–17:00 GMT We’ll share how we embed data ethics into real-world ocean governance, with practical examples + Q&A. 👉 Register: https://bit.ly/3MdULhp

At Global Fishing Watch, we use satellite data and AI to make human activity at sea visible and accessible. Hear from our chief innovation officer and co-founder @paulwoods.io on why transparency matters. Learn more: globalfishingwatch.org #OceanTransparency #DataForGood

Global Fishing Watch is now in Esri ArcGIS Online 🌍 Explore fishing activity, vessel presence & radar detections alongside your local layers. 🗺️ Overlay data 📈 Track trends 🛰️ Spot hidden vessels ⚙️ Streamline work 🤝 Share insights www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/...

#WorldWetlandsDay highlights vital ecosystems that cover 6% of the Earth, store 30% of carbon and support fisheries. At Global Fishing Watch, we use satellite data to show human impacts and help protect wetlands and sustainable fishing. Learn more about our work at: https://globalfishingwatch.org/

🛰️ #GlobalFishingWatch open data shines a light on vessel activity to support ocean protection worldwide The @nytimes.com#GlobalFishingWatchreveals how Global Fishing Watch data helped researchers detect “dark vessels” evading tracking in marine protected areas. 🌊 https://nyti.ms/453LmOD

A global view of our work 🌍 Explore how Global Fishing Watch works with governments and partners worldwide to improve fisheries management, combat illegal fishing and safeguard ocean biodiversity: https://globalfishingwatch.org/our-global-footprint/

📢 RFP opportunity 🌊 Global Fishing Watch is seeking a consultant to review Brazil’s fishing vessel data reporting obligations and support greater transparency at sea. 📍 Remote | ⏳ 6–8 weeks 🗓️ Deadline: Feb 6, 2026 https://bit.ly/4qKyoPw

🐠 35% of global fish stocks are overfished. Without visibility, sustainable management isn’t possible. Global Fishing Watch uses satellite data + open tools to make fishing activity visible so decision-makers can protect oceans and food systems. 🔗 Learn more: https://globalfishingwatch.org/

🌊 Join Global Fishing Watch as a Data Analyst, Media Relations! Turn open ocean data into stories that hold human activity at sea accountable. 📍 Remote (US, UK, Canada, Ireland, Senegal) 🕒 Apply by Feb 9, 10:30 a.m. EST 🚀 Apply now: https://bit.ly/4k6e3Sw

🎥 Fisheries decisions in Chile are grounded in science 🇨🇱 Watch the video to hear from IFOP leaders on how the best available science — supported by transparency and open data through Global Fishing Watch — helps shape fisheries policy. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4nIi9QX

We’re thrilled to announce the inaugural cohort of the Global Fishing Watch open ocean research grant program 🌊 After nearly 175 proposals, we selected 11 projects advancing ocean transparency, sustainability & fisheries management worldwide. Thank you to everyone who applied! https://bit.ly/3GJCiWQ

Deep-sea mining is moving closer to reality — and ocean transparency must keep pace. 🌊 Launched by Global Fishing Watch + @ucsbenioffocean.bsky.social, Deep-Sea Mining Watch brings unprecedented transparency to vessels linked to mineral exploration. Explore: globalfishingwatch.org/press-releas...

How do you turn data ethics from a concept into a practice? Our latest blog explores our recent partnership with Global Fishing Watch, detailing a practical, two-pronged approach to ethical data management: Establishing Ethical Principles & Implementing Practical Tools. Read here buff.ly/Ewn2fLF

Trust in ocean governance starts with responsible data practices. Our CIO @paulwoods.io shares how Global Fishing Watch & @odihq.bsky.social are strengthening data ethics around AI + open data—turning principles into practical safeguards. Read: https://bit.ly/4b7rWNL

Artisanal fishing is central to Peru’s coastal economy — yet much of it has remained out of sight. This article highlights four key dynamics shaping artisanal fisheries in Peru, and how transparency and vessel monitoring can support safety, equity and sustainability at sea. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4otgf6P

Today marks a historic day for the ocean 🌊 The High Seas Treaty is now in force — but its success depends on what comes next. Read how Global Fishing Watch is helping turn ambition into real protection in @ceo.globalfishingwatch.org full statement: https://bit.ly/49HCWiu

🌊 New from Global Fishing Watch: 13 global data layers are now available directly in Esri's ArcGIS Online. GIS analysts, researchers, governments, and NGOs can visualize and analyze vessel activity and radar detections—no code required. Explore the data: https://bit.ly/4pKz8Dd

Deep-Sea Mining Watch reveals where vessels are exploring deep-sea mineral sites, helping bring accountability to one of the ocean’s last frontiers. @paulwoods.io , Global Fishing Watch Chief Innovation Officer, highlights the role of transparency in ocean governance. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4a1Qvex

🎥 Industrial fishing in Chile is monitored minute-by-minute. 🇨🇱 Hear from @sernapesca and industry voices on how public vessel tracking through Global Fishing Watch supports legal, science-based fishing. 🔗 https://globalfishingwatch.org/transparency-in-focus-chile/

The ocean feeds billions & regulates our climate. 🌍 Global Fishing Watch makes fishing activity visible, helping support sustainable fisheries and healthy oceans for all. More info: globalfishingwatch.org

Only 8–9% of the ocean is protected. Reaching 30x30 means knowing what’s happening at sea and when. Global Fishing Watch is making that possible with transparent data for real action. Interview with @devex.com 🌊 Learn more: https://globalfishingwatch.org/

Human activity is expanding into the deep ocean — often out of public view. That’s why Global Fishing Watch and @ucsbenioffocean.bsky.social have launched Deep-Sea Mining Watch, an open-access tool that reveals emerging mining activity thousands of meters below the surface. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4a1Qvex

The ocean is home to incredible biodiversity, from tiny plankton to whales. 🌊 Global Fishing Watch’s Marine Manager, co-developed with @donabertarelli.bsky.social, helps track fishing, enforce marine protected areas & protect ecosystems. globalfishingwatch.org @dbphilanthropy.bsky.social

🌍 “We’ve been talking about radical transparency and radical collaboration. Now, we need radical optimism.” As we start a new year, Paolo Domondon reminds us: hope is not passive—it’s a call to action. With transparency and collaboration, Global Fishing Watch is helping protect our oceans.

🇨🇱 Inside Chile’s transparency journey. From port inspections to policy discussions, open data is helping align fishers, inspectors, scientists and policymakers around accountability and sustainability. Explore: 🔗 https://globalfishingwatch.org/transparency-in-focus-chile/

Much of industrial fishing still happens out of sight. Filmed earlier this year, this PBS feature offers a powerful snapshot of how #GlobalFishingWatch and partners are using data and technology to close major transparency gaps at sea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPU3CEz-mHw

📢 Want the latest on ocean transparency? 🌍 Our newsletter brings you fresh stories, powerful tools and cutting-edge data from Global Fishing Watch. 🌊 Sign up now: https://globalfishingwatch.org/stay-informed-email-newsletter-signup-form/

Earlier this year, Global Fishing Watch data helped expose illegal fishing in Revillagigedo National Park 🌊 By tracking vessel movements, even fishing boats that “go dark” can be held accountable. Public satellite data is strengthening protections for marine sanctuaries. https://bit.ly/45gE0Iv

Proud to partner with Bezos Earth Fund on a grant supporting safer, smarter patrol planning across the Eastern Tropical Pacific. By combining satellite data, AI tools and direct training, we’re helping enforcement teams focus efforts where they matter most. 🌊 https://bit.ly/4jaFhXy

As the year closes, one message stands out: ocean protection must move from pledges to action. Earlier this year, @donabertarelli.bsky.social spoke with @devex.com about why transparency and enforcement matter — and how Marine Manager helps turn data into accountability. 🌊 https://bit.ly/3GLtS1G

Albania is helping drive stronger protections for Norway lobster in the Adriatic. Global Fishing Watch insights supported a new GFCM recommendation to reduce bottom trawling in key habitats. 🌊📊 👉 Read the full story: https://bit.ly/44Cco0p

Deep-sea mining would excavate the seafloor and create mid-water plumes that will affect fragile, often ancient, ecosystems. Watch the video to see what’s at risk and why transparency through the new Deep-Sea Mining Watch platform matters. @ucsbenioffocean.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4iM7fJ6

Stay up to date with the latest in ocean transparency 🌍 Our e-newsletter brings you stories, tools and data from Global Fishing Watch. 📩 Subscribe: https://bit.ly/4lVXI34

Africa’s coastal waters are a lifeline — but illegal fishing is putting huge pressure on marine resources. In his interview with The East African, Dame Mboup highlights how transparency and digital tools are helping governments protect their waters. 🌊 https://bit.ly/46wBBux

The new Deep-Sea Mining Watch is LIVE. Ocean transparency matters for the up to 92% of deep sea species that may still be undiscovered — and how AIS data + Global Fishing Watch tools reveal where deep-sea exploration is happening. @ucsbenioffocean.bsky.social Explore→ deepseaminingwatch.msi.ucsb.edu

The deep ocean is Earth’s last frontier — vast, unmapped, and home to species we haven’t yet discovered. Our latest In Conversation explores why transparency matters as deep-sea exploration expands, and how the updated Deep-Sea Mining Watch sheds light on activity offshore. 👉 https://bit.ly/44demEe

What’s really happening in Mozambique’s waters? 🌊 Investigators using the Global Fishing Watch map uncovered months of secret dredging cutting through coral reefs — despite claims operations were paused. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4pNAFbV

Geoffrey Muldoon, director de implementación de programas en #GlobalFishingWatch, comparte cómo la transparencia y los datos abiertos están ayudando a las naciones del Pacífico a proteger las pesquerías, fortalecer la vigilancia y colaborar a través de las fronteras. 🔗 https://bit.ly/446Hqgz

The new Deep-Sea Mining Watch is LIVE! Learn how the platform uses AIS data and Global Fishing Watch technology to reveal deep-sea mineral exploration happening thousands of miles offshore. Read → https://bit.ly/49Tqii6 @ucsbenioffocean.bsky.social

📣 BREAKING: Deep-Sea Mining Watch is LIVE. Developed by the @ucsbenioffocean.bsky.social and powered by @globalfishingwatch.org technology, this new public data portal maps vessel activity linked to deep-sea mineral exploration around the world. Explore the new portal → bit.ly/4pg00v3

This week, #MSPglobal is co-organising a training on marine spatial planning (MSP) in Tunisia with WWF to strengthen national capacities in MSP. @globalfishingwatch.org

Peru’s artisanal sector is huge 77,000 fishers, 300+ species and communities that depend on them. But their stories aren’t always heard. We spoke with 30+ fishers last week about the challenges they face and how transparency can help. 👉 https://bit.ly/4otgf6P

🌏 Global Fishing Watch is on the ground for the 22nd WCPFC meeting. We’re pushing for stronger transparency — more AIS use in tuna fisheries and clearer beneficial ownership reporting. Stronger monitoring = more sustainable & accountable fisheries. Our observer statement ➜ https://bit.ly/WCPFC_GFW

Latin America is showing what bold, collaborative ocean stewardship can look like 🌊 Across the Eastern Tropical Pacific, countries are using transparency, tech and regional cooperation to protect biodiversity and strengthen monitoring. Read more with Monica Miralles https://bit.ly/4p4U9IX

🎥 Chile’s jack mackerel went from near collapse to a recovery success story. Hear how responsible fishing, quota limits and lessons from past crises helped rebuild this key fishery. 🇨🇱 Part of our Transparency in Focus: Chile series. 🔗 https://globalfishingwatch.org/transparency-in-focus-chile/

A productive week at #ICCAT2025. Our side event gathered 60+ voices from governments, industry and civil society — and the message was consistent: open vessel data is strengthening how we monitor fishing. Read our full wrap up: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... @globaltuna.bsky.social

A recent Financial Times investigation uncovers how IUU fishing is closely associated with labour and human rights abuses. Despite this, nearly half of IUU-listed fishing vessels still get insurance. 💡 That’s where Vessel Viewer comes in: https://ow.ly/N3Qk50XwICJ 🎦 https://ow.ly/78E550XwJhz

As #COP30 wraps up, transparency at sea is proving to be key to protecting our ocean and the communities that depend on it. Fishing is heavily impacted by climate change, & vessel tracking data lets us see how fleets operate, how fisheries are shifting & where we need action. https://bit.ly/4d8ZREI

In our latest In Conversation, Geoffrey Muldoon, director of program delivery at #GlobalFishingWatch, shares how transparency and open data are helping Pacific nations protect fisheries, strengthen enforcement and collaborate across borders. 🔗 Read more: https://bit.ly/3Xa5FXu #WorldFisheriesDay

It’s #WorldFisheriesDay! 🐟 Aquaculture now supplies over half of global seafood — but sustainable growth depends on a healthy, transparent ocean. Global Fishing Watch uses open data & satellite technology to make industrial activity at sea visible, supporting better fisheries management worldwide.