Polytechnique Montréal, university of engineering, offers high-level education and research activities that respond to the major challenges of our society. A true benchmark, Polytechnique Montréal influences its environment intellectually, economically and socially.

The International Reference Center for Life Cycle Assessment and Sustainable Transition (CIRAIG) is a research group and center of expertise on the development and implementation of life cycle and sustainability metrics.

Ocean Legacy, a Canadian non-profit based in British Columbia dedicated to ending ocean plastic waste. They work with scientists, government, non-profits, artists, industries and concerned citizens to catalyze innovative solutions to combat plastic pollution.

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster (OSC) accelerates the development and commercialization of made-in-Canada ocean solutions in energy transition, food security, future of transport, and climate change while also growing more companies and creating jobs.

Green Marine is an environmental certification program for the North American marine industry. It is a voluntary, transparent and inclusive initiative that addresses key environmental issues through its 14 performance indicators. Participants are ship owners, ports, terminals, Seaway corporations, and shipyards.

Green Worms Started as a Waste Management Enterprise in 2014 and has now evolved into a Circular Economy Transition Company, operating in Kerala, India. They are addressing the waste crisis and poverty by creating livelihoods and enabling a circular economy in southern India.

Whale Seeker is a Montreal-based startup and certified B Corporation that leverages AI to simplify whale monitoring. Founded in 2018, Whale Seeker is bridging the divide between profitability and sustainability by making marine mammal detection fast, accurate, and accessible.

Garware is a leading global player in the technical textiles sector. They are renowned for their world-class innovative solutions in high-performance aquaculture cage nets, fishing nets, sports nets, safety nets, agricultural nets, coated fabrics, synthetic ropes, and geosynthetics.

The Friends of United Nations World Oceans Day (FOWOD) is an informal community of individuals and organizations active in the field of ocean affairs to support the marking of United Nations World Oceans Day (UNWOD), 8 June, and related activities.

The FGCAC is composed members from various backgrounds including industry, government, Indigenous communities, academia, and the public across Canada and the United States, working together to develop sustainable solutions for end-of-life and abandoned, lost, and discarded fishing and aquaculture gear.

Fundy North Fishermen's Association support fishermen, promote healthy fisheries, and encourage viable fishing communities in Southwestern New Brunswick. They aim to be a catalyst for positive change in our fisheries.

eOceans enables collaborative, transparent and real-time ocean monitoring. The App automates the manual processes of ocean science so that teams stay focused on the important parts of ocean investigations – study design, ocean exploring, interpretation of results, decision making, and action.