Coral Catch is an NGO providing nine-week scholarships to Indonesian women who are inspired to participate in ocean conservation through education, empowerment, and environmental stewardship initiatives. Their mission is founded in reef restoration to catalyze positive change within communities while fostering a sustainable future for generations to come.

Read on to learn more about their work and how it is creating unique opportunities for conservation. 

Seaweed farming can have many positive impacts on coastal communities, boosting women empowerment and contributing towards economic resilience. Read on to learn more.

Plastic waste is everywhere — it’s even washed up on the beaches from distant, uninhabited islands within the South Pacific to the coasts of Antarctica.

While it’s easy to feel small in the face of such an existential issue, you can make a difference by keeping your local beach area clean to reduce the impact of waste on marine life. Learn how you can use your drone to do your part.

Volunteering overseas can be a great way to broaden your horizons and travel with a purpose. There are all kinds of volunteering opportunities that you may choose to pursue, from ocean wildlife conservation to community-building efforts. 

Before you jet off, there are a few things you need to know first. Read on for more.

The shipping and marine tourism industries are significant contributors to climate change and global warming. As as result of the industry’s large environmental impact (pollution and harmful emissions), ship owners and marine tourism operators must minimize their environmental impact in order to operate more sustainably for the good of our planet.

Here are several tips to get started.

As a surfer, you know the importance of sustainability and how important it is to take care of the oceans as a place that is not only a form of entertainment, but also a home to marine animals and biodiversity.

Here’s a list of actions you can take to adopt a sustainable surf lifestyle.