A recent expedition captured the world's attention by documenting no fewer than 160 previously unknown species in the region, 50 of which are completely new to science.

Live from Barcelona on the occasion of the second United Nations conference for the Decade of Ocean Sciences, a crucial update on the future of our blue planet.

This association supports the Yaf Keru Impact project. Mickaël Racine, the doctoral student behind the project, is about to leave for Raja Ampat in Indonesia.

Last Friday, we got together for a Pure Ocean Rendez-Vous! Imagine: science, sport and corporate commitment all in one place.

As a loyal patron and ambassador for Pure Ocean, Ludovic has made us shine from the start with his unfailing commitment! It's thanks to him that the 24H Pure Ocean exists!

An incredibly innovative technology: creating palm oil responsibly... with palms!

The latest NASA observations highlight an alarming acceleration in the rise in ocean levels. Between 2022 and 2023, the average ocean level rose by 0.76 cm, four times faster than the 0.21 cm rise between 2021 and 2022.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined our inspiring afterwork last night at l'Ephémère Naama.work in the Tour Montparnasse!

Today, 22 March, is World Water Day, an opportunity to draw attention to the importance of freshwater.

On 4 June, enjoy an unforgettable evening at the Gala de l'Océan! This exceptional event will take place at the Mole Passedat in the Mucem, where we will be gathering with our sponsors, partners, ambassadors and all Pure Ocean Lovers.

Ce n'est pas nouveau : le changement climatique menace la biodiversité marine, mais des scientifiques de l'Université d'Oxford ont examiné de plus près les espèces considérées comme les plus menacées.

On Tuesday 26 March at 7.30pm at the Naama.work Ephémère in the Tour Montparnasse, we invite you to an inspiring afterwork session to make a commitment to the ocean!

Dark, hostile, little-known, with extreme living conditions, our deep sea hides an incredible biodiversity! A recent study published in Scientific Reports reveals the surprising adaptability of marine species on the ocean floor.