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At Bali Ocean Days 2026, the Sky Blue Sea (SBS) Foundation will present its highest recognition - the Trophy of Honor - to Sir David Attenborough, celebrating a lifetime of work that has reshaped how the world understands and protects the ocean.

Plastic pollution is one of those problems that feels far away - until it shows up in your beach walk, your fishing net, or even your morning coffee.

Sustainable fishing may sound like a policy term, but in Indonesia it’s really a dinner-table question: will the sea still feed our families ten years from now?

The ocean is still full of mysteries, but the way we explore it is changing fast

When the world met in Nice, France, for the United Nations Ocean Conference in June 2025, the mood was urgent but hopeful

Bali Ocean Days enters its third edition, it is clear that this platform has grown beyond a conventional conference.

Coastal communities are the ocean’s frontline guardians.

Every great sea journey has a hidden compass. In Bali - and across Indonesia - that compass is the coral reef.

Archipelagic and island states are on the climate front line - not because they caused this crisis, but because they feel it first.

SDG 14 and the Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss, Marine Pollution Nexus

Bali Ocean Days (BOD) returns on 30–31 January 2026 at the InterContinental Bali Resort, Jimbaran for two energizing days of ocean action.