In each edition of ONBOARD Magazine we ask an industry expert to talk about a subject that is either close to their heart or simply gets the emotions going. We look at various subjects such as marine conservation, legal frameworks, safety on board, regulations affecting the industry and much more…
Tinah Martin from Seabed 2030 looks at the importance of mapping our seabeds with the help of yacht owners
Water Revolution Foundation is an independent, international, science-driven, non-profit organisation from within the superyacht industry
The International SeaKeepers Society.Today the primary focus of SeaKeepers’ efforts is the DISCOVERY Yacht Program.
Ocean Conservation Trust- Catherine Ansell presents their latest initiative to protect and regenerate the ocean’s most important ecosystem
The SEA Index CO2 emissions calculator tool and the Superyacht Eco Association are led by the Yacht Club de Monaco.
Graeme Somerville-Ryan from Eyesea explains how the collection of data is the only way forward if we are to save our oceans
Vice chair of Water Revolution Foundation, Vienna Eleuteri, talks about ocean conservationist and the yachting community
Bernard d’Alessandri, talks about the SEA Index and its vision for the future
EYESEA outlines their mission to collect photographic GPS tagged data on ocean pollution
The Big Blue Ocean Cleanup team research ocean pollution for global policy change
Bradley Robertson from Save The Med asks why we need so many organisations working independently
Jens Meyer looks at the need for professional project management in today’s yacht building industry
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation has launched a new initiative – Sustainable Yachting Network
Mediterranean Association to Save the Sea Turtles, in partnership with iSea, involving citizens in conservation
Research and Expeditions Director Ricardo Aguilar of Oceana on discovering and documenting remote areas of our oceans
Lucile Courtial of BeMed looks at the sustainable solutions it is launching together with its partners to develop a plastic-free Mediterranean Sea
In 2017 Port State Control inspections on yachts in the Paris MoU area increased by 13% on 2016 with 275 yachts being inspected
Romain Troublé introduces Tara Expeditions and explains their desire to protect the oceans, our planets greatest ecosystem
Rory Moore points out that the lack of management of marine resources has lead to the Aeolian waters being disconcertingly absent of sea life
Barbara Fountoukos confirms the IMO has yielded to an extension to the Ballast Water Management Convention
Paul Bournas reveals potential pitfalls and challenges involved in paint and coatings in today’s superyacht industry
Simon Harvey of N2 People Skills looks at the need to change attitudes towards risk taking and safety management
Benjamin Maltby looks at what might constitute a bribe, no matter where the businesses and individuals are operating
Marie Romani of MedPAN looks at the damage caused by the yachting industry to the Posidonia meadows in the Mediterranean
