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    Making a difference with marine sustainability

    What is RightWaters?

    Through education, partnership, advocacy and leadership, Yamaha Rightwaters™ champions environmental stewardship and supports marine habitat restoration, invasive species control and scientific research. Our mission is to improve the quality of our boating and fishing waters, and ensure a healthy marine ecosystem for generations to come.

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    On World Oceans Day in 2019, Yamaha collected 2.3 tons of debris from the Georgia coast. With your help we can continue to do more!

    Help Yamaha Rightwaters make a difference.

    There are so many things you can do to help us protect and preserve marine environments. You can participate in marine and shore cleanup events. Or clean, drain and dry your boat after use to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Simple acts of stewardship will go a long way in protecting and preserving marine ecosystems.

    Cleaning Up Marine Environments

    Each year, 8 million metric tons of plastic enter our ocean. And that’s just the plastic. Yamaha Rightwaters is partnering with local environmental groups, organizing community cleanups and investing in technology to remove marine plastic and other debris throughout coastal areas.

    Restoring and Creating Marine Habitats

    Yamaha Rightwaters partners with environmental groups such as the Coastal Conservation Association to support habitat restoration for marine life. By building and maintaining reef systems throughout the coastal United States, we aim to increase the available habitat needed for a healthy and sustainable marine environment.

    Controlling Invasive Species

    Invasive marine species like lionfish and carp edge out native species and wreak havoc on a range of marine ecosystems, from coral reefs to the Great Lakes. Yamaha Rightwaters supports efforts to mitigate the damage from invasive species, improving the health and longevity of native marine life.

    YAMAHA RIGHTWATERS™ POWERS REDFISH STUDY AT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA®
    YAMAHA MARINE FOUGHT FOR COALITION CONSERVATION VICTORIES IN 2020
    YAMAHA RIGHTWATERS™ SUPPORTS AQUATECH ECO CONSULTANTS