SeawildingFor the Future of Our Ocean
We operate as a knowledge broker for marine conservation and restoration. We bring together at one table —action-oriented— science, the humanities, communication, civil society, law and public administration, to articulate the work that, on their own, none of them can do.
→ About the associationWhat we do
SeaWilding is a non-profit association focused on active marine conservation and restoration that operates as a knowledge broker. We convene dialogue between research, public administration and civil society, and sustain it over time to drive the ocean's recovery.
Accuracy
Authority comes from accuracy, not emphasis. We argue with evidence and citation.
Mediation
We do not compete with those who research, litigate or mobilise: we bring the six sectors together.
Evidence
Every decision rests on reproducible field data and on its source.
A horizon of decades
We measure restoration in decades, not in headlines.
We operate as a knowledge broker. We do not compete with organisations of direct research, litigation or mobilisation; we perform the integrative function that they, on their own, cannot fulfil.
The ocean is not a passive resource, but a living system. We work in the band where marine conservation and restoration, public administration and research must meet — and often do not.
Six sectors, one integrative function
SeaWilding operates as a catalytic actor and knowledge broker: it does not compete with existing organisations, but complements their action by connecting actors from six sectors that, without a dedicated intermediary, rarely interact.
Our key allies
We work with research institutions, public administrations and organisations from the marine private sector.
SeaWilding 2025 talks
The 50 talks from SeaWilding 2025, with summary, speakers and topics, available from the association's repository.
Programme 2026–2027
Lines of work and publications
News
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