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The Global Network of Cetacea Migration Pathways
OceanLove Foundation is dedicated to installing the global network of Cetacea Migration Pathways to and from marine sanctuaries, and the bays where the cetacea regenerate and calf as a place of refuge for native dolphins and migrating whales.
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Our Mission
Migration Pathways
OceanLove Foundation is dedicated to installing the global network of Cetacea Migration Pathways to and from marine sanctuaries, and the bays where the cetacea regenerate and calf as a place of refuge for native dolphins and migrating whales, including the Antarctic and the Arctic as part of extending the Antarctic Treaty, and includes freshwater cetacea worldwide in view of global cetacea stranding prevention.
Protecting Cetacea
The Cetacea Treaty and The Cetacea Livestream invite superyachts and all other maritime vessels to shut down sonar, electromagnetic radiation and echosounder when vessels know there are Cetacea and other marine animals in the area, and waiting until they have completely left the area before switching their seabed mapping and other systems back on.
Seabed Mapping
The Cetacea Treaty and The Cetacea Livestream invite superyachts and all other maritime vessels to shut down all seabed cartography mapping systems, sonar, electromagnetic radiation and echosounding when they are in zones that have already been mapped.
Featured Initiatives
Our Work
Initiative
The Cetacea Treaty
Natasha Morley has drafted The Cetacea Treaty; a series of agreements and Cetacea laws to the attention of the International Whaling Commission, the United Nations and UNESCO. This includes installing conservation programs in partnership with the fisheries, indigenous peoples, local inhabitants, and registering the sites as UNESCO World Heritage and Biosphere Reserves.
Platform
The Cetacea Livestream
NMorley is developing The Cetacea Livestream website for marine conservation to gain further understanding on how the whales communicate to each other worldwide, cetacea conservation and stranding prevention for Governments member of IWC and the United Nations to install the global network of Cetacea Migration Pathways.
Organization
Natasha Morley founded OceanLove & LandLove Foundation in 1999, and registered them in 2001 with SEE in Malibu Ca. Then in 2004 with IHC in Malibu Ca. USA as 501(c)(3) non-profits.
Mission
Vessel and Crew World Tour
NMorley welcomes the partners for The Cetacea Treaty Vessel and Crew world tour mission.
Recording the Cetacea
This being an opportunity for vessels to drop their hydrophones into the water to record the Cetacea for The Cetacea Livestream platform data.
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Partners
Our Partners
Oceanlove Foundation is currently a hosted partner of HOST: Ally for Action registered as Climate 2025 Ltd who has chosen to partner with The Chapel & York US Foundation, Inc.
HOST: Ally for Action
Chapel & York UK Foundation
The Chapel & York US Foundation
Tax deductions are available in the UK and the USA.
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Your Donations Support
Migration Corridors
Installing Cetacea Migration Pathways/Corridors to and from Marine Sanctuaries and Marine Monuments.
Addressing The Cetacea Treaty to the International Whaling Commission and to the United Nations.
Developing the Cetacea Livestream platform for researchers, the ocean people, the International yachting and maritime community who wish to participate in bringing together the global network of Cetacea Migration Pathways/Corridors.
World Tour Mission
The Cetacea Treaty Vessel and Crew world tour mission.
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