



Founder/President/CEO shares details about the Clear Blue Oceans Foundation
The ClearBlue Oceans Foundation
A Purpose-Driven Nonprofit Tackling Environmental and Ocean Issues
The Clear Blue Oceans Foundation (CBO Foundation) is a Hawaiian non-profit currently being reestablished as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Founded by entrepreneur and impact driven visionary Peter "The AngelPreneur" Ortmann, 70, aka: The Shark. The CBO Foundation mission has evolved over the years from increasing ocean issue awareness to meeting the increasingly complex challenges of both our oceans, environment and agricultural food production. The Shark authored two free e-books to expose the ongoing chem-trailing of our skies, and the truth about climate change. They will be available for download in early February by clicking on the images seen here.
Our Origin: Oceans in Crisis
The CBO Foundation began with a singular mission in 2007: to raise awareness and support solutions for the plastic waste and debris pollution crisis devastating our oceans, tropical reefs and remote islands. From microplastics in marine food chains to the floating debris choking aquatic ecosystems, we sought to educate, inspire action, and promote sustainable innovation like Plastic2Power, one of the AngelPreneur Impact Fund companies.



Our Evolution: Addressing a Broader Humanitarian Emergency
While increasing awareness of our oceans issues will always remain a core focus, our mission has expanded. Today, we stand at the forefront of advocacy and solution-building around several pressing and interconnected global issues, including, but not limited to reducing: 1) Ocean plastic waste & debris, 2) Geoengineering of our skies and weather modification practices that pollute the air we breathe and the soils we grow our food in, and 3) agricultural use of chemicals that drain into and pollute our oceans.
To address these issues long-term, our proposed CBO Marine Group plans to build and operate an innovative group of maritime Ocean Awareness initiatives that includes building a fleet of zero-emission Cruise ships, eco-sailing Catamarans and a custom research vessel to conduct full-time remote island and coastal clean-up missions. It will also conduct marine research and conservation efforts. We will breed reef life to reduce the reef fish currently taken from our natural reefs. All said, our proposed programs will cost over $3 billion over the next 10 years, with the CBO Foundation partner, mainly ClubZERO members funding most of our operations as briefly outlined below:
1. Tropical Reef Research & Conservation Center
The primary Tropical Reef Research & Conservation Center (TRRC), will be located within the West Maui Resilience Center development once built on the Island of Maui Hawaii. An initial operation will be built in Camarillo, California in late 2026.

TRRC may develop its operations within the proposed CBO Marine Center harbor project, instead of West Maui site, subject to Hawaii approvals of that project. They will conduct marine life & reef research and training programs, provide all services aboard the CBO Expedition vessel while on their ocean and island debris clean-up missions. TRRC will breed a variety of reef fish and marine life to supply onsite aquarium projects like Marissa's Reef and the Aquarium Gallery which they will manage. They will also provide fish to the Tropical Reef Travel Cafe chain being developed by GridZero.
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2. Rapid-Response Disaster Relief
The CBO Foundation, in partnership with GridZero MetalWorks, intends to build up to five (5) unique disaster ReliefHUBS, mobile response units to communities affected by natural disasters such as hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, and floods. These facilities will provide those impacted by a disaster with power, clean water, basic care like hot showers and flush toilets, plus Ice in the critical days and weeks after catastrophe strikes. We plan to dispatch and operate them as well.

3. ClearBlue Agricultural Resilience Research & Training Center
The CBO Foundation will seek to build & operate its ClearBlue Agricultural Resilience Research & Training Center, on a 35+ acre coastal land parcel along the California Coast, with one on Maui. The goal is to study the growth of citrus and grapevines
under solar powered canopies vs open air growth, to determine the added value of converting existing farm lands into power generating assets, that power atmospheric water makers and train future farmers.

The CBO Marine Group - Maui, Hawaii
The CBO Foundation's most innovative and bold ocean issue awareness initiative is rooted in its CBO Marine Group, It was designed to showcase the Hawaiian Islands, its history, and culture in a unique new way, and coastal California islands.

CBO ECO-SAILING
The CBO Marine Group will be based in Newport Beach, California once established, as an operating division of the CBO Foundation, with offices on Maui as well within the Kahului Harbor, subject to the approval of Maui County and Hawaii. Kauai is an alternate location, although our Founder prefers Maui. CBO Marine Group would incorporate three separate ocean-related businesses estimated to cost over $3 billion in capital once fully built out by 2032. It would employ over 3,000 Hawaiians and generate hundreds of millions of dollars in potential revenue annually. These three divisions are shown by logo and explained briefly below.
As an offshore sailor, our Founder decided to create a crewed sailing experience in Hawaii and Newport Beach, California, as part of the CBO Foundation ocean issue awareness program. The goal will be to build six (6) SunReef 80 ECO (80 foot) solar powered luxury sailing catamarans, for up to 8 adult guests in four staterooms, then offer them to our foundation donors and ClubZERO
members for an exotic sailing expedition charter vacation around the Hawaiian Islands & Channel Islands in California.
CBO Cruise Lines
CBO Foundation, proposes to build a fleet of five 600 foot, 160 all suite cabin cruise ships - similar in design to the Ritz-Carlton yacht Evrima shown in the image. Ships will be U.S. built (unlike cruise ships today) - so we can offer 7 night eco-sailings between Hawaiian Island & U.S. ports without making a foreign port stop. We plan to offer 14 to 21 night roundtrip cruises to Maui, from Long Beach, San Francisco CA, & Seattle, WA - and Alaska in season as well. This is all part of our diversified ocean issue awareness initiative.
CBO Expeditions
The CBO Marine Group, proposes to build and operate a 400 foot dual purpose ship similar to the Aranui 5 (seen in the image) sailing within French Polynesia & Tahiti. Our goal is to conduct 3 - 6 week extended clean-up missions to the remote Hawaiian islands or coastal areas to recover the plastic waste and debris collected on their reefs and beaches. Through a dedicated network of 60 paid volunteers who want to explore these unseen islands and help address the plastic waste issues. The CBO Marine Group will also offer expedition cruise packages to ClubZERO members and donors exclusively in our "Find Your Plastic Porpoise" ocean issue awareness campaign.
Environmental Manipulation By Way of Geoenegineering
One of our core concerns is the lack of truth about ongoing environmental manipulation of our water, air, and farm lands. As one of few organizations courageous enough to confront the truth about the geoengineering and weather modification causing our modern climate instability. These activities are ignored and denied by governments - but impact our global ecosystems and weather patterns for well over 75 years, contributing to contamination, of our water, soil degradation, and atmospheric toxicity of the air we all breathe. Everyone is a victim of this and now has micro-plastics within their bodies. Our message is it needs to stop!
As outlined in our Founders book on this subject seen above, he believes you can’t have an honest conversation about climate change without first acknowledging the unregulated tampering of our skies as it relates to weather events. We recognize openly discussing the truth about geo-engineering and its catastrophic effects is controversial. However, the science and aerial evidence are clear: unregulated atmospheric interventions are happening, and have been for over 75 years. We encourage you to watch “The Dimming" (linked above) a powerful documentary that reveals the magnitude of these programs. Understanding this issue is crucial to developing real climate solutions rather than politically convenient distractions.
Fueled by Purpose, Powered by People
All of the above will be explained in more detail on the cbofoundation.org website once it is relaunched in later this year. Through this synergistic and integrated non-profit business model. One funded in part with an ongoing 15% of the gross monthly dues paid by ClubZERO members, who play a direct role in our advancing real-world solutions to humanitarian and ecological challenges. In addition to these dues contributions, our initiatives are also funded through:
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City, state and federal disaster relief, marine research or agricultural grants
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Sponsorship of individual Ocean issue awareness programs by suitable national product & service brands
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Corporate and individual donors who support our ocean initiatives and receive CBO Medallions as a thank you
A Final Word from Our Founder
"Some will say we’re radical. Others will say we’re crazy. But as Steve Jobs, our Founder's mentor once said: '
"The ones who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.'"
We invite the bold thinkers, truth seekers, and change makers to stand with us. Support the
CBO Foundation, and let’s start building a world that works for people, for the planet, and for future generations. Here's to the Crazy One's, join our
ClubZERO when we launch and let's get you started!

The ocean plastic packaging waste crisis is global in scale, kills millions of marine life and birds each year as this video clearly shares. The CBO Foundation intends to provide funding and support to those organizations that conduct ocean and coastal beach clean-ups in California, and Hawaii initially, then elsewhere as funding allows. We will conduct our own island and coastal clean-up projects with a goal to end the life cycle of this plastic waste, by helping fund Plastic2Power USA, that will set out to convert mixed plastic packaging waste from the sea and local landfills into usable electricity or transportation fuels.







