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Km Oceancare

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What Km Oceancare does.

OceanCare, founded in 1989 in South Korea, is an international organization that advocates for living and resilient oceans. The company deals with various topics such as plastic pollution, underwater noise, climate protection, and animal and species protection, particularly whales and fish. OceanCare has been a UN Special Advisor for Marine Protection since 2011. The organization works towards achieving a global plastic agreement and advocates for quieter marine environments to protect marine animals. OceanCare is also engaged in climate protection and tries to protect the oceans as climate allies. The company offers various donation and membership programs to strengthen the protection of the seas.

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