Strategy
SeaWilding's strategic framework for 2026–2030: seven specific objectives, four complementary lines of action and the ongoing lines of work.
What we aim for
A strategic hub
Position Barcelona and the Mediterranean as an international hub for education, awareness and marine conservation policy.
A stable network
Build a network of scientific, political, business, financial and communication collaborators to translate knowledge into action.
Verifiable knowledge
Facilitate the dissemination of scientific knowledge on marine conservation and restoration, the rights of nature and ocean governance.
Legal frameworks
Support advances that recognise marine ecosystems as subjects of rights and integrate the ethical consideration of marine animals.
MPA networks
Contribute to expanding connected networks of Marine Protected Areas and OECMs, aligned with the Kunming-Montreal 30x30 Target.
New narratives
Transform public narratives about the ocean, the climate and the human relationship with nature.
Funding
Promote public, private and philanthropic funding frameworks and mechanisms for marine conservation and restoration.
How we act
Four complementary lines of action that deploy the strategic framework, integrated with the philosophical axes.
Knowledge facilitation and mediation
We act as a knowledge broker between sectors that, without a dedicated intermediary, rarely interact: we translate scientific findings, identify collaboration opportunities and facilitate access to funding.
It includes systematic problem scoping and actor-mapping as a step prior to each intervention.
Consilient communication and awareness
Campaigns aimed at diverse audiences that reframe the relationship with the oceans, integrating animal ethics, the rights of nature and the opportunities of marine regeneration.
Events for knowledge
Conferences, seminars and cross-sector workshops that work as co-creation laboratories. The SeaWilding Conference, annual and linked to Barcelona, embodies this principle.
Active restoration projects
Ecosystem restoration pilots: restocking with post-larval fish, seagrass meadow restoration, biodiversity monitoring through environmental DNA and implementation of the OECM model.
What we work on
The active projects and pilots of marine conservation and restoration, with their catalogue reference and record in an open repository.