Mission Blue Hope Spot | jangamo Bay
Empowering Communities, Conserving Oceans
Founded to inspire holistic, collaborative action to restore and protect our oceans.
What we do
Grassroots, Holistic Marine Conservation
Expeditions
Join an expedition in Mozambique – dive our reefs, contribute to our mission and experience some of the best marine megafauna alongside our scientists.
Our Team
Meet the researchers, educators and community leaders driving conservation in Jangamo Bay.
Our Impact
See the measurable results – species protected, plastic removed and communities supported.
Our Work
Read about our research and outreach projects, the latest from the field, expedition diaries and community milestones.
Supporting community-led marine protection in Jangamo, Mozambique.
Love The Oceans is a grassroots marine conservation organisation committed to protecting our planet’s oceans through innovative, community-driven solutions. We believe that healthy marine ecosystems are vital for the well-being of both people and wildlife, and our mission is to create scalable conservation strategies that can be replicated in coastal regions around the world.
Impact by numbers
122+
kilometres squared of ocean monitored
10+
Years of research
5000+
Children taught to swim
I applaud the Love the Oceans’ team and the entire community
for doing what they can to push for a marine protected area in the Jangamo Bay. With knowing comes caring, and the education they’re bringing to Jangamo Bay can empower young students to become ocean stewards and protect their blue backyard for generations to come.
Dr Sylvia Earle
Mission Blue / Sylvia Earle Alliance
Conservation in Action
Alternative Livelihoods
Conservation must work for people as well as ecosystems. Our alternative livelihoods work supports coastal communities to maintain food security and income while reducing pressure on vulnerable marine ecosystems.
Fisheries Research
Love The Oceans collects artisanal fisheries data collection across Jangamo Bay and has one of the longest standing and most comprehensive artisanal fisheries data sets in the country.
New publication on effective marine protected areas
Around the world, governments are racing to meet the global goal of protecting 30% of the ocean by 2030. But here’s the question: What makes a Marine Protected Area actually work?
Partners & Accreditations
