What changes can you make today to help save our planet?
If we continue to heat our planet, coral reefs will die, and with them, the incredible life which they support.
We just can’t let this happen.
Every fraction of a degree of warming is now critical. With a warming of 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, our world will lose 70% of its coral. At 2°C we lose 99%.
Greenland to Glasgow
Marine Protected Areas offer Hope
The Lewis Pugh Foundation was formed to preserve our oceans for a peaceful and sustainable future.
To date the Foundation has been instrumental in securing full protection for over 2 million km2 of vulnerable ocean.
Its goal is to ensure that 30% of our oceans are properly protected by 2030.
You won’t find a more captivating storyteller.
As an ocean advocate and a pioneer swimmer, Lewis applies his hard-learned lessons to the corporate environment.
He shares the visualisation strategies, radical tactical shifts, teamwork and focus that enabled him to achieve seemingly impossible tasks.
Most importantly he inspires people to dig deep, define their goals and achieve their own ‘impossible’.
Spin the Globe
Explore the world and see where Lewis has swum. Click on any pin to find out more about that particular swim.
;
Come celebrate #WorldOceanDay with us at our virtual event
🪸Coral Reefs Under Threat: The Need for Urgent Action🪸
Wednesday, 8 June @ 3pm EST
Register for this discussion with:
🔹@LewisPugh
🔹@CoralVitaReefs
🔹@OceanicGlobal
https://bit.ly/coralreefsunderthreat
Today is World Oceans Day. Take a deep breath and join me underwater for a moment, surrounded by beautiful coral and fish. And then ask yourself the most important question of all...
#WorldOceansDay
I’m in New York for #WorldOceansDay on Wednesday. This is my preferred mode of transport, of course 🏊🏻😎
I’ll be launching a short video with an important message at the UN.
The humphead wrasse, also known as the "king of the coral reefs", is a thing of beauty! Check out these stunning patterns 🤯🐠💙
Current climate policies read like a Plan B. We would do well to remember there is no Planet B 🌍⏰ #OnlyOneEarth #WorldEnvironmentDay
A true underdog story: This sea turtle successfully evaded the jaws of a tiger shark.
Photographer Declan DeHaas captured the stunning overhead footage off the coast of Western Australia and confirmed the turtle ultimately made it to shore safely. Nature is awesome.
