Sailing Towards a Regenerative Future
11th Hour Racing Team releases a new sustainability report and commits to a net positive – regenerative campaign.
11th Hour Racing Team releases a new sustainability report and commits to a net positive – regenerative campaign.
Celebrating Earth Day by connecting soil to sea.
For the first time in 2020, the public will be invited to vote for their favourite initiative, with the voting period running from 27 November to 4 December.
The Ocean Race’s recent Innovation Workshop Communicating Ocean Science With Impact brought together online a diverse and expert group of scientists, academics, journalists, educators, media specialists, game developers, and sailors.
Now is an opportune time for university students to think big and conceive and develop new ideas at the energy-food-urban community-coastal nexus.
‘Reusables’ at Events Hygiene – Global Best Practice Guidelines provide information on globally applicable hygiene practices that will ensure consistent, safe, and hygienic reusable food and beverage serviceware at events.
University teams shared their design progress and innovations for creating a sustainable moth class boat.
Public voting has been introduced for the 2020 World Sailing 11th Hour Racing Sustainability Award as the nomination period officially opens.
Although the Rolex TP52 World Championship in Cape Town, South Africa, was canceled due to COVID-19, we are honored to support The Little Optimist.
The next edition of The Ocean Race, scheduled to start from Alicante, Spain in October 2021, will visit 10 international cities, including the start port and the Grand Finale finish in Genoa, Italy in the summer of 2022.