Sea Women of Melanesia Inc. is a pioneering not-for-profit organization based in Papua New Guinea, recognized as the region's first all-female marine conservation group. This initiative empowers Indigenous women, providing them with the training, skills, and resources essential for participating in marine protected area management. Their award-winning programs, developed in partnership with the Coral Sea Foundation, focus on educating local women about coral reef conservation and sustainable practices.

Led by a dedicated team of Indigenous experts, including certified scuba divers and marine scientists, the organization offers various services, including community engagement, training programs, and conservation efforts throughout Papua New Guinea, particularly in regions like Milne Bay, Kimbe, and Munda. Notable team members, such as Jacinta Jonathan and Naomi Longa, have received recognition for their impactful work in marine research and environmental advocacy. The Sea Women of Melanesia also promotes educational resources and community support, enhancing the capacity of local populations to act as stewards of their marine environments.