Jason Momoa, the beloved actor known for his iconic roles in Aquaman and Game of Thrones, has received prestigious recognition from National Geographic for his tireless work in conservation. The 45-year-old actor has been named to National Geographic’s “33” list, which celebrates individuals who are making a significant, positive impact on the world.
Momoa is especially thrilled that his ongoing efforts to protect the oceans are finally being recognized on such a global stage. “It’s huge,” he said in an interview with Extra. “I’ve dedicated my life to anything that can help with just changing the ocean.” He explained that his personal mission is to eliminate plastic and prevent its spread in the oceans, as well as to tackle the dangers of deep-sea mining.
The Fast X star has long been an advocate for environmental causes, using his platform to raise awareness about the urgent need for ocean preservation. Over the years, he has become a strong voice for ocean conservation, working to protect marine life and promote sustainable practices.
Along with his fellow honorees, which include stars like Selena Gomez and Michelle Yeoh, Jason’s recognition on the “33” list solidifies his role as one of the key advocates for environmental change. His work isn’t limited to just raising awareness—back in 2022, he was appointed the United Nations Environment Programme’s Advocate for Life Below Water, further amplifying his commitment to preserving the world’s oceans.
Momoa has also used his fame in the entertainment industry to bring attention to critical environmental issues. In addition to his acting career, he is actively involved in conservation campaigns and initiatives aimed at protecting the planet’s vital ecosystems.
Through his passion and determination, Jason Momoa continues to make a powerful impact on the world of conservation, inspiring others to join him in his fight for a healthier, more sustainable future.
