The galley is a good example of sustainability in practice. Nothing goes to waste. The leftovers from today's dinner will be lunch tomorrow, and eaten on the breakfast sandwich the day after tomorrow.

 keeps track of the climate impact of One Ocean Expedition. Below you can explore their detailed report.

Kamilla Steenvinkel is coxswain and sustainability officer on board Statsraad Lehmkuhl. - I realize that sustainability is about much more than the climate and environment.

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Kamilla makes sure nothing goes to waste

Nothing that can be eaten is thrown away in the galley on board Statsraad Lehmkuhl.

Yesterday's dinner is today's lunch

When you're a ship carpenter on a tall ship, it's not enough to be handy. You must also be an expert in sustainability and quite an inventor.

Inventor and environmentalist

The small island state Palau in the Pacific is strongly affected by climate change. Nevertheless, President Surangel Whipps strongly believes that there is hope. The hope is in the young people and a strong cooperation across national borders.    

Hope for Palau 

Chief engineer Jonas Hollænder Jensen got tired of the pile of empty cardboard boxes, and came up with a smart solution.

An ingenious invention

It has been more than a month since Statsraad Lehmkuhl left Chile to sail across the Pacific Ocean. With over 120 people to cook for, the provisions store is getting smaller and smaller and soon there will be no more vegetables.

Nearly out of vegetables

On Monday 24 January, the Portuguese Minister of Maritime Affairs, Ricardo Serrao Santos, came on board the Statsraad Lehmkuhl, with a clear message.

- We have been hurting the ocean for decades

Climate change is already taking its toll in Jamaica.

Visiting Hellshire Beach

Jamaicas most famous beach is disappearing

One of the ambitions of One Ocean Expedition is to focus on sustainability, how to behave so our way of living does not destroy the planet.

So, it's not a coincidence that the expedition rides the wind around the globe.

This is why sailing is smart

Bjørn Olav Østeby (26) left Statsraad Lehmkuhl in Lisbon. Or, to be precise, wheeled - he brought his bike on board. For him the adventure is not over, Bjørn Olav is now cycling back to Norway.

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Kamilla makes sure nothing goes to waste

Yesterday's dinner is today's lunch

Inventor and environmentalist

Hope for Palau

An ingenious invention

Nearly out of vegetables

- We have been hurting the ocean for decades

Jamaicas most famous beach is disappearing

This is why sailing is smart

Sailing south, cycling home

The One Ocean Expedition

Statsraad Lehmkuhl

Sailing route