There is an opportunity on the horizon for the human activities impacting the high seas to be managed, mitigated, and made positive. The United Nations is undergoing negotiations for a treaty for the protection and sustainable use of biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction (BBNJ). This treaty represents a concerted effort by states, international institutions, and civil society actors to develop an international framework to manage and protect the high seas and their myriad of wonders. As the final round of negotiations approaches, it is crucial to build an ambitious treaty that protects the high seas for future generations. In partnership with the High Seas Alliance, this campaign merges art, policy work, and science to advocate for a robust treaty that establishes a human—nature relationship based on reciprocity and equity. One aspect of effective governance and conservation is the establishment of marine protected areas (MPAs). The high seas are home to a plethora of ecosystems and species, connected by currents and epic migrations. One of our campaign objectives is for the BBNJ treaty to establish a connected network of MPAs protecting and celebrating the extraordinary regions spread throughout the world’s oceans. This campaign identified areas to be protected, each of which have an ambassador species to help champion regional conservation.