Interview with Sir Ben Ainslie and Leilani Münter about the challenges and opportunities around making their sports & teams more sustainable and how they can potentially learn from each other.
Ocean Conservancy has released it’s 2016 Ocean Trash Index in preparation for the 30th Annual International Coastal Cleanup to be held Saturday, September 17, 2016.
About 200 young people have discovered the joys of sailing in the run-up to the America’s Cup. They also learned about ocean health and sustainability in an event organized by 1851 Trust.
11th Hour Racing, in collaboration with the Schmidt Family Foundation, is prioritizing sustainable sailing from strategy to everyday practices to embed deep and lasting positive change on the marine environment.
Meat Free Monday is a simple method for reducing our impact on the planet. By having at least one meat free day a week you can help slow climate change, preserve natural resources and improve your health.
Update on Living Reef Foundation’s “Adopt a Coral Garden” project. 11th Hour Racing’s adopted a coral garden to help support this important environmental work.
Short summary of the impact 11th Hour Racing had at the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series stops in New York and Chicago.
Over 200 young people had the opportunity to learn more about the America’s Cup environment & the technology behind sailing by participating in educational activities focused on team work, sustainability & ocean health.
HRH The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of the 1851 Trust, and HRH The Duke of Cambridge met with young people benefiting from 1851 Trust initiatives, watched some racing and handed out awards.
Land Rover BAR defended their Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Portsmouth title.
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