ORCA - Ocean Research and Conservation Association

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All of us at ORCA wish to thank and recognize our major financial supporters. Without your ongoing leadership and generous funding, ORCA would not have the resources to sustain our revolutionary conservation technology development, communicate necessary conservation actions to diverse audiences, and cultivate those relationships so vital to a young non-profit’s success. Working together, we are taking action now to reverse the distressing downward trend of marine ecosystem degradation. Thank you.

Alex G. Nason Foundation, Inc.

Anonymous

Bay Branch Foundation

Dr. Steven Bernstein

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Case

Claneil Foundation, Inc.

Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties

Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund

Mr. and Mrs. John Duerr

Educational Foundation of America

Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission

Mr. Visko Hatfield

Indian River State College

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jordan

Ms. Leila Hadley Luce

Mellam Family Foundation

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

National Science Foundation

Office of Naval Research

Prentice Foundation, Inc.

Sand Dollar Fund

Springbank Foundation

St. Lucie County

Strategic Diagnostics, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. David Welles

Dr. Edith Widder and Mr. Dave Smith

William and Karen Tell Foundation

Zero Gravity

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ORCA IS DEDICATED TO THE PROTECTION & RESTORATION OF MARINE ECOSYSTEMS &
THE SPECIES THEY SUSTAIN THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
& SCIENCE BASED CONSERVATION ACTION.

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"ORCA has a clear understanding of the challenges they need to tackle now, as well as a well thought out plan for applying the technology of Kilroy into meaningful conservation efforts."
-Alexandra Cousteau
Global Water Advocate

DID YOU KNOW?
The High Seas -- areas of the ocean beyond national jurisdiction -- cover almost 50 percent of the Earth's surface. They are the least protected part of the world.