Our Mission
Through public and private partnerships, we support sustainable fishing practices to create jobs, policies and awareness through integrated marine biology, satellite data, economic and conservation science to educate, advocate and influence local and international policies.
Our Vision
We strive to insure vibrant and sustainable coastal communities where marine lovers, recreational, artisanal and commercial fisheries collaborate to ensure the ocean’s resources are protected from overfishing today and for future generations.
Restoring Costa Rica's Fisheries
Those materials account for 60% of the waste currently being found on beaches around the world and is most at risk of being burned or lost in …
Supporting Coastal Communites
Plastic products contain chemical additives. A number of these chemicals have been associated with serious health problems such as…
Scientific studies that shape international policy
It finds that the overall natural capital cost of plastic use in the consumer goods sector each year is US$75 billion financial impacts resulting…
Support FECOP Campaigns
Tourist and sport fishing is an option for the development of coastal communities and according to evidence, it contributes more than $520 million dollars annually to the Costa Rican economy, generates more than 33,000 direct and indirect jobs, and represents 13% of the country’s tourism revenue. We are active in campaigns to support this important tourism sector.
Operation Sailfish
Tuna4Ticos
Mission Hammerhead
Cleanning The Ocean
The Ocean Cleanup is developing cleanup systems that can clean up the floating plastics caught swirling in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch….
Operation Sailfish
The Ocean Cleanup has developed the first scalable solution to efficiently intercept plastic in rivers before it reaches the oceans…
Introduse Our Campains
Helping Today. Helping Tomorrow Charity
To complete one of the most ambitious engineering projects of this generation, we seek dedicated, focused and inventive minds to join our international team.