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.

Participatively promote and transmite the Rapa Nui worldview in various areas, through a Center for Integral Development that contributes to the empowerment of Rapa Nui society, with a community-based and sustainable approach.

Participatively promote and transmite the Rapa Nui worldview in various areas, through a Center for Integral Development that contributes to the empowerment of Rapa Nui society, with a community-based and sustainable approach.

Promote intercultural understanding, environmental protection and awareness through nature conservation, social and cultural volunteer work in Iceland.

Reduce and minimize the degradation of marine, freshwater, coastal, aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems by using the power of Education, Activism, Circular Economy, Policy Advocacy, Research and Conservation.