Exploring Our Deep World

EODW is an organization dedicated
to education, conservation, scientific research,
and exploration of the deep waters of our world.

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Exploring Our Deep World

EODW is an organization dedicated
to education, conservation, scientific research,
and exploration of the deep waters of our world.

LEARN MORE

Exploring Our Deep World

EODW is an organization dedicated
to education, conservation, scientific research,
and exploration of the deep waters of our world.

LEARN MORE

EODW is an organization dedicated
to education, conservation, scientific research,
and exploration of the deep waters of our world.

Exploring Our Deep World

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EXPLORING OUR DEEP WORLD - WHO ARE WE

71% (362 million sq kilometers ) of the world is covered in water. We knew less about the bottom of the ocean than we do about the surface of the moon. Yet what happens underneath the surface of the water arguably is the largest influencer of what happens to our planet as a whole. What happens under the waves causes and controls the temperature, the carbon cycle, the winds, and the future of humanity. The carbon cycle of our world starts deep in the ocean and affects climate change. If we are to have any chance of preserving our world, we must understand what is happening in our oceans and deep waters.

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Who We Are

71% (362 million sq kilometers ) of the world is covered in water. We knew less about the bottom of the ocean than we do about the surface of the moon. Yet what happens underneath the surface of the water arguably is the largest influencer of what happens to our planet as a whole. What happens under the waves causes and controls the temperature, the carbon cycle, the winds, and the future of humanity. The carbon cycle of our world starts deep in the ocean and affects climate change. If we are to have any chance of preserving our world, we must understand what is happening in our oceans and deep waters.

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OUR APPROACH

Our goal is to explore the deep waters of our world supporting all forms of science. We use both technology and human-power to get to the most hard-to-reach parts of the world beneath the waves.

CONSERVATION

The preservation and protection of the world's deep water is important for multiple reasons. Climate change is significantly affected by what happens deep in our oceans and lakes. As well, the marine life within those waters depends on our efforts to provide protection. 90% of the fish in our oceans have been eliminated and the remaining populations needs our protection.

CAN WE HELP YOU?

We currently have projects running in three continents and are always looking for more projects. Do you have a project we can help support? Let us know. Contact us!