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Ogyre On a mission to clean the Ocean.

31/08/2026

Once plastic enters the Ocean, its story is far from over.

What happens next?

Read the full article in our Knowledge Hub. Link in bio.

26/08/2026

Plastic is made for a specific purpose and should follow an equally clear path once it becomes waste.

So why does it become a threat to the Ocean?

Read the full article and explore the issue in our Knowledge Hub. Link in bio.

19/08/2026

Plastic doesn’t simply appear in the Ocean.

So how does it get there, and where does the problem begin?

Read the full article and discover the main pathways in our Knowledge Hub. Link in bio.

12/08/2026

Plastic waste is growing faster than our ability to manage it.

How much plastic do we waste globally, and where does it all go?

Read the full article and explore the numbers in our Knowledge Hub. Link in bio.

29/07/2026

Before sunrise, the day is already underway in Cetara.

Out at sea, the nets go down. Then comes the hard part: pulling them back up, separating the marine litter, weighing it and bringing it back to port for proper disposal.

It’s not just a fishing routine.
It’s daily action to protect the Mediterranean.

28/07/2026

Protecting the Ocean also means understanding how it is changing.

On Nature Conservation Day, Ogyre and Luna Rossa highlight how everyday navigation can become a tool for scientific knowledge.

On the journey towards the 38th America’s Cup, the chase boats of the Team have been equipped with data aggregators that collect environmental information while sailing. Water depth, sea temperature, atmospheric pressure and other data normally used by the crews can now support scientific research, improve the understanding of marine conditions, contribute to ocean and weather forecasting, and help monitor changes over time.

This initiative is part of a wider collaboration that also includes an ongoing campaign to collect 308,000 kg of marine litter and coastal waste by 2028.

Taking care of the Ocean starts with collecting reliable data from the sea we sail every day.

26/07/2026

Mangroves protect the Ocean in ways we don’t always see.
They shelter biodiversity, protect coastlines, store carbon, and act as natural barriers against waste before it reaches the sea.

On International Mangrove Day, we take you to Batu Lumbang, Bali, where our work starts among the roots: together with local fishing communities, we collect marine and coastal waste from this fragile ecosystem.
Since Ogyre started operating in the area, 85,000 m² of mangroves have been preserved, fishing capacity has increased by 50%, and the local crab has returned.

Caring for the Ocean also means keeping its natural defenses alive.
Discover our project in Batu Lumbang. Link in bio.

23/07/2026

Collecting waste is only half the job.
The other half is making sure it ends up in the right place.

Every load is delivered to trusted local cooperatives and recycled whenever possible. When recycling isn’t feasible, materials are sent to waste-to-energy facilities or other authorized treatment solutions, ensuring the best possible end-of-life.
Every step is traceable through certified, blockchain-recorded data.

Discover more on our Knowledge Hub: link in bio.

21/07/2026

A lifetime at sea carries stories, knowledge and change.

Ailton’s words remind us that protecting the Ocean also means protecting the people, traditions and communities that depend on it every day.

In Brazil, we work alongside local fishers to remove marine waste and help preserve the waters they call home.

Discover our project in Brazil. Link in bio.

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