We are Ocean Activists

We are the voice of the ocean. Fighting to reclaim and protect our wild waters from polluters, always.

New government, new opportunity

Help us engage the new in-take of MPs and deliver lasting commitments to protect our wild waters

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Our work in focus

Sewage pollution

We campaign for a clean ocean, rivers and lakes for wildlife and people.

We demand an end to sewage discharge into UK bathing waters by 2030.

Plastic pollution

We campaign to turn back the plastic tide choking the ocean.

We demand an end to plastic pollution on UK beaches by 2030.

Data HQ

We lift the lead on the state of UK water quality, empowering campaigners to take on the polluters.

Regional Reps

Our Regional Reps community powers the fight for the ocean across the length and breadth of the UK.

Check for sewage and pollution alerts

Our free Safer Seas & Rivers Service allows you to check for sewage pollution alerts in real-time. And through the app you can also take campaign action to hold the polluters to account. Download now.

Take part in the Million Mile Clean

We raise awareness of plastic pollution through mobilising hundreds of thousands of Ocean Activists, UK-wide, to clean their local environment. And the data we gather supports our campaigns against the polluters.

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Ocean Activism isn't just about campaigning. Help fund our fight for the ocean and take on the polluters.

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The latest ocean updates

Just like the ocean, our activism never stands still. Find out the latest ocean news and get the lowdown on our campaigns in our news and blog updates, below.

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Too polluted to protect?

Government reforms to the Bathing Water Regulations could make it impossible for some swimming spots to achieve bathing water status.