School workshops
Educational workshops from primary to high school: discovering marine wildlife, plastic impact, eco-friendly practices.
Our actions
Discover how we act daily to protect the ocean
Field action
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Beach and seabed clean-ups
Every month, we organize clean-up operations on the beaches and seabeds of Guadeloupe. These collective actions bring together volunteers, families and businesses around a common goal: freeing our coastline from plastic waste.
How does it work?
- Meet at the clean-up location (beach or port)
- Equipment distribution (gloves, bags, tongs)
- Collective cleaning for 2 to 3 hours
- Sorting and weighing of collected waste
- Friendly moment to close the event
Our 2024 results
30
Operations completed
2,000 kg
Waste collected
850
Participants
Education
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Awareness and education
Education is at the heart of our mission. We work with all audiences to share knowledge about the marine ecosystem and eco-friendly practices to adopt in daily life.
Our programs
Awareness stands
Presence at markets, festivals and local events with interactive activities.
Public conferences
Themed evenings with experts: marine biology, climate change, local solutions.
Public awareness
Education and awareness are essential to change negative perceptions and promote shark conservation.
Discovery
Observation trips
Discover Guadeloupe's marine life during our guided outings. With fins, mask and snorkel or simply from the shore, observe turtles, fish and corals in their natural habitat.
Types of trips
- Turtle observation – Malendure and Petite-Terre sites
- Reef discovery – Cousteau Reserve, Pigeon Islands
- Mangrove walk – Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin
- Nesting observation – Turtle season (March to October)
Practical information
Our trips are open to everyone, from beginners to experienced. Snorkeling equipment can be provided. Member rate: €15 / Non-member: €25.
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Protection
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Marine habitat restoration
Facing coral reef degradation, we actively participate in restoration programs in partnership with the University of the Antilles and the Guadeloupe National Park.
Our ongoing projects
Coral nursery
Growing coral fragments in submerged structures before transplanting them to damaged reefs.
Seagrass monitoring
Mapping and monitoring of seagrass beds, essential for green turtle feeding.
Nest protection
Beach surveillance, marking and protection of sea turtle nests.
Marine Protected Areas
Creating marine sanctuaries where shark fishing is prohibited helps protect populations and allows their recovery.
Calendar
Upcoming events
18
Jan
Sainte-Anne beach clean-up
La Caravelle Beach
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Large clean-up operation open to all. Equipment provided, registration recommended.
25
Jan
Turtle observation trip
Malendure Beach, Bouillante
9:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Guided snorkeling trip to observe turtles. Limited to 12 participants.
01
Feb
Conference: Corals facing global warming
Pointe-à-Pitre Media Library
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Conference led by Dr. Lucie Maran, marine biologist at UAG. Free admission.
08
Feb
School workshop - Gosier School
Jean Jaurès Primary School
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Educational workshop for 4th-5th grade classes on marine protection.
Ready to take action?
Join our volunteer teams and actively participate in protecting our marine heritage.