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What is Bait to Plate?
For nearly a decade, The Outlaw Ocean Project has produced reporting about crimes on the watery two-thirds of the planet. The risk with this type of investigative reporting is that it can become a sort of misery porn, creating a demoralizin...
What is Food for Feed?
Aquaculture was meant to relieve pressure on the oceans. By raising fish, fewer would need to be taken from the wild—or so the logic went. In practice, the opposite has occurred.
Often touted as sustainable, the industry has a dark secret:...
Join Us in London for the Premiere of Rhapsody on the Outlaw Ocean
Soon we’ll be heading to London for the premiere of our new film, Rhapsody on the Outlaw Ocean, and we’d love for you to join us.
The film is an animated musical documentary based on ten years of our investigative reporting on the lawl...
Forced Labor in China's Rapidly Expanding Aquaculture Industry
Three years ago we revealed the extent of forced labor on China’s fishing boats on the high seas and in its seafood processing plants along its eastern coast.
Today, that investigation moves deep inland to a thousand or so fish farms in t...
Four New Outlaw Ocean Murals in The Philippines, Indonesia, and Uruguay
The OO Mural Project was launched in 2022 and now includes 28 murals by artists across 10 countries. The goal of the murals is to expand the impact of our reporting by teaming up with storytellers of a different sort. In their own language,...
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Ian Urbina is the director of The Outlaw Ocean Project, a non-profit journalism organization based in Washington DC that produces investigative stories about human rights, environment & labor concerns on the two-thirds of the planet covered by water
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