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Yes, we can fight back. Spearfishing by divers is an effective strategy for reducing lionfish populations.
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Donations are the only way we can keep operating to protect our reefs and wildlife. Donate today and help us get back in the ocean!
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Ocean Web Alliance
Now more than ever, protecting our vulnerable marine ecosystems is critical to protecting our way of life and the future of humanity. Instead of taking a passive approach, we believe in taking direct action to protect native fish from invasive species. Until natural predators emerge, humans are the only ones who can preserve and protect the diminishing habitats our wildlife call home.
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Culling invasive species is expensive and complex, involving boat operations, divers, and logistics. This is why donations are crucial in allowing us to fight back against ecological threats. Your donations allow us to take DIRECT and MEANINGFUL action to protect reefs and marine habitats.
About Us
Ocean Web Alliance is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to directly culling lionfish, as well as raising awareness, and encouraging public consumption of lionfish. Our ultimate goal is total eradication of invasive lionfish.
Updates
100,000+
native fish saved.
247Lbs
of lionfish culled.
$15,000
raised.
Timeline
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
Rebranding
OWA plans a new complete rebranding and overhaul of the website, social media, and internet footprint.
Partnerships
OWA seeks partnerships with companies and influencers to bring awareness and attention to the threat lionfish pose.
Breakeven
OWA reaches breakeven or profit on the lionfish culling-to-sale model. Donations can now be used to fuel growth instead of sustenance.
How we work
Culling lionfish is a hard but rewarding process. Donations allow us to charter boats and recruit divers. We then initiate a culling dive. Professional captains take us to natural reef ecosystems, where our divers descend and directly harvest lionfish using poke poles. Lionfish are then sold to fishmongers, allowing us to help offset diving costs and supplying fresh fish to local towns.
