Here’s how we’re making a difference, one project at a time:

                8 YEARS

 Continuous Community Engagement

Building trust and delivering programs across the Torres Strait and Far North Queensland

           4,000+ HOURS

          In-Kind Support

To youth development, environmental action, and ocean safety initiatives.

        500 VOLUNTEERS

    Coastal & Marine Clean-Ups

Local community members actively engaged in hands-on environmental action.

               200+ KITS

     Marine Safety Kits Donated

First aid and safety equipment provided to support safe participation on the water.

The ocean is our home. It feeds us, connects us, and shapes who we are. But marine debris is increasingly impacting our reefs, beaches, and the places our communities rely on for culture, food, and livelihood.

Through the Marine Debris Task Force, we work alongside local communities, rangers, and partners across the Torres Strait to understand the scale of the problem and take practical action on the ground and in the water.

Our work includes surveying coastlines, removing marine debris, using drones and technology to map affected areas, and supporting local solutions that turn data into action. This is ongoing work driven by care for the environment that provides for us all.

 

Youth Engagement

We engage with young people because we’ve been in their shoes. Growing up in regional and island communities, we understand the challenges and the potential that exists when the right support and opportunities are in place.

Through youth entrepreneurship and leadership initiatives, we aim to build confidence, practical skills, and pathways that help young people see a future for themselves in business, community, and the ocean-based industries they care about.

Ocean Safety and Skills

The ocean can be generous, unforgiving, and unpredictable, often in the same day.
Our marine safety programs share practical knowledge gained through time in the water, from freediving safety, to planning and preparation through risk assessment, and the practical use of safety equipment, electronics, and diving gear.

These sessions help people build confidence, awareness, and respect for the environments that shape our lives and work.