Committed to a sustainable future for the ocean
From June 4 to 13, 2025, CLS will actively participate in the United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC), held in Nice and Monaco. Alongside official delegations, institutional, scientific and civil society actors, we will reaffirm our commitment to sustainable ocean management in support of the Sustainable Development Goals, and in particular SDG 14.
A dedicated partner for ocean protection
As a long-standing scientific and technical partner of governments, NGOs, maritime authorities, fishing cooperatives, and the scientific community, CLS leverages its expertise to help preserve marine ecosystems, strengthen coastal resilience, and support the development of a responsible blue economy.
Our presence at UNOC 2025 will reflect this commitment through concrete contributions to several key forums for dialogue and international action.
Themes at the heart of our mission
CLS will engage on the following major challenges:
- Ocean conservation: pollution monitoring, underwater noise reduction, and biodiversity protection.
- Sustainable fisheries: supporting authorities, fishers, and cooperatives in the responsible management of marine resources.
- Coastal resilience: satellite and in situ data for monitoring shoreline changes, sea level rise, and coastal erosion.
- Blue economy and sustainable finance: solutions to support public policy and responsible investment at sea.
Where to find us at UNOC 2025
- Blue Zone: exchanges with official delegations and participation in technical and policy forums.
- Official Side Event: co-organization of a dedicated event on modernizing artisanal fisheries with DGAMPA, FAO, WWF Mediterranean, SATHOAN Cooperative, PNG Fisheries Authority, Fondation de la Mer, WildAid and Kinéis.
- Blue Economy & Finance Forum: participation of our CEO, Stéphanie Limouzin.
- Green Zone: presentation of our work on coastal resilience and sea level monitoring.
- Ocean Rise & Coastal Resilience Summit: Chris Gloninger from Woods Hole Group, a CLS company, will be highlighting our collaborative work with the City of Boston on Climate Ready Boston – a multi-year initiative focused on building long-term coastal resilience in the face of sea level rise and climate change.
- One Ocean Science Congress: expert contributions on illegal fishing, sargassum strandings, marine heatwaves, dolphins, and ocean noise.
A global gathering, a call for collective action
UNOC 2025 stands as a critical platform to accelerate cooperation and turn commitments into tangible action for ocean protection. CLS is proud to contribute its voice, data, and solutions.
Attending UNOC 2025?
Let’s meet there!
