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Our mission is to advance scientific knowledge and promote sustainable practices for the benefit of our oceans. As a research vessel, we provide a platform for oceanographers and researchers to conduct experiments, fostering innovation and discovery in marine science. We run Tag-and-Release missions to help researchers better track the populations of marlin & key Pelagic species. Advocating for responsible fishing practices, sourcing fish that are caught sustainably, and promoting alternatives to plastic. Through our work, we aim to create a more harmonious relationship between humanity and the oceans, preserving their health and well-being for generations to come.

R/V PILAR Organization

4342 Bayard Street,

San Diego, CA, 92109,

United States

RVPilarSD@gmail.com

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