The EDMAKTUB Association is a non-profit organization based in Barcelona, dedicated to the scientific study and public dissemination of knowledge about the aquatic environment, with a particular focus on cetacean research.

Their goal is to inspire people to take direct action for ocean conservation through a powerful combination of science, education, and adventure during seasonal research expeditions in Sub-Arctic and Arctic regions aboard the magnificent electric schooner Opal.

Their goal is to engage communities in understanding and embracing their role in protecting and regenerating both the sea and the land.

Their goal is to raise environmental awareness and contribute to the conservation of natural resources by organizing beach cleanups and delivering environmental education talks at both local and national levels.

Their goal is to promote nature protection, peace-oriented activities, friendship, and international understanding among people through international volunteer in conservation around Iceland.

Their goal is to promote favorable climatic conditions by ensuring a sustainable and well-preserved coastal ecosystem through conscious advocacy, effective public education, and other climate action initiatives.

Their goal is to inspire future generations to reconnect with nature and become more aware of their impact on the environment, especially the oceans, through a variety of approaches.

Their goal is to raise awareness about plastic pollution by engaging their communities with a positive message that encourages people to become better versions of themselves and make responsible choices.

Their goal is to conserve the Bay of Cartagena and its surrounding ecosystems, work with eco-dependent communities, combat plastic pollution in the sea, and promote the city’s adaptation to and mitigation of climate change.

They promote a healthy balance between community development and the protection of marine and coastal ecosystems through activities aimed at schools, government institutions, the tourism sector, and NGOs.

They promote courses, symposiums, congresses, and conferences focused on environmental conservation and shark monitoring, in coordination with educational institutions, scientists, academics, and marine and wildlife research organizations.

The project engages coastal communities through educational initiatives focused on marine conservation, using participatory storytelling and encouraging positive environmental behaviors among children.

The project engages coastal communities through educational initiatives focused on marine conservation, using participatory storytelling and encouraging positive environmental behaviors among children.

Environmental education in schools, beach clean-ups, talks, and workshops focused on systemic change, citizen participation, and local solutions.

Their activities focus on marine protection and habitat conservation, as well as research on aquatic species at risk and management of invasive species. They utilize ROV technology for benthic habitat mapping and implement plastic waste reduction initiatives, such as promoting the use of biodegradable and reusable containers. Additionally, they run community education and sustainable development programs to foster long-term environmental stewardship.