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Save Our Seas Foundation is a non-profit making organisation headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. Its purpose is to implement and support diverse programmes centered around the protection of the Earth's marine environment.

Its Advisory Committee discusses allocation of funds, sponsorship and policy; the Foundation is privately funded and has sufficient means to cover its administrative costs, insuring that all future donations and sponsorships are able to go directly towards helping worthy marine projects. Four elements drive the Foundation forward:
These four principles act as the heart of the Foundation's mission in providing the inspiration for the urgent preservation of the planet's marine heritage.

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