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TerraMar was a non-profit organization founded by Ghislaine Maxwell in 2012, which focused on ocean conservation and international waters. It ceased operations in July 2019 following Jeffrey Epstein's arrest on sex trafficking charges.
TerraMar is directly discussed in an interview transcript with Ghislaine Maxwell. She explains the project's genesis stemming from her love of the ocean and a desire to focus on international waters. The organization's closure coincided with the resurgence of charges against Jeffrey Epstein, leading to scrutiny and investigation into potential ties between TerraMar and Epstein's activities.
Key Highlights
- •Ghislaine Maxwell founded TerraMar in 2012 as an ocean conservation non-profit.
- •TerraMar closed in July 2019 after Jeffrey Epstein's arrest.
- •The organization's stated mission was to promote ocean literacy and conservation in international waters.
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him in a bathrobe. I have no knowledge of that. 11 TODD BLANCHE: I'm jumping around a little 12 bit. You mentioned, I think briefly the TerraMar 13 Project. 14 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: Yes. 15 TODD BLANCHE: What is that? 16 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: I founded TerraMar 17
Page: Interview_Transcript_Maxwell_2025-07-24-cft_p40 →en I broke up with Ted, I 18 just -- one of the things I did not want to give up 19 was the -- my love of the ocean and everything that 20 we did and TerraMar, the genesis of TerraMar came 21 from that. So TerraMar obviously means land, sea. 22 And the story of the ocean is that earth 23 really
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him in a bathrobe. I have no knowledge of that. 11 TODD BLANCHE: I'm jumping around a little 12 bit. You mentioned, I think briefly the TerraMar 13 Project. 14 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: Yes. 15 TODD BLANCHE: What is that? 16 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: I founded TerraMar 17
Page: Interview_Transcript_Maxwell_2025-07-24_p157 →did not want to give up 19 was the -- my love of the ocean and everything that 20 we did and TerraMar, the genesis of TerraMar came 21 from that. So TerraMar obviously means land, sea. 22 And the story of the ocean is that earth 23 really shouldn't be called earth, it should be called 24 ocean b
Page: Interview_Transcript_Maxwell_2025-07-24_p158 →ay, when I broke up with Ted, I just... One of the things I did not want to give up was the... My love of the ocean and everything that we did in the Terramar. The genesis of Terramar came from that. Terramar obviously means land sea. And the story of the ocean is that Earth really shouldn't be called Earth
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