ABOUT
US
We are a non-profit organization that seeks to promote respect, restore and conserve the environment, home to thousands of wild species threatened by human malpractices. We want to create awareness in the community regarding the environmental problems that exist in Mexico through the impact of our projects and protect those who have no voice.
HISTORY
AND MISSION .
It is an endless, constant and exhausting work, but it brings with it the satisfaction of leaving an indelible mark on a piece of this paradise.
Amparo Arriaga
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One early morning in September 2008, an olive ridley turtle came out of the sea and with a slow gait searched the beach for the place to excavate its nest, dug just over 40 cm deep and dropped more than 100 eggs. The turtle returned to the sea, leaving a sad trail of plastic debris, which had also surrounded its nest. At that moment the promise to clean the beach and tirelessly collect the plastic from the 7 kilometers of Tres Vidas beach front was born.
When starting the garbage collection work, the challenge was enormous, there were tires, furniture, mattresses and an infinity of plastic waste, with no other tools than garbage bags, a wheelbarrow, rakes, will and an enormous effort.
The challenge is much greater than what had initially been presumed since it is not only necessary to clean the beach; Rather, we have to protect the turtles that come to spawn and are vulnerable to raccoons, stray dogs, motorized vehicles and merchants who loot the nests and even kill the turtles to sell their meat on the black market or take away their meat. eggs before ovipositing.
Today, after more than 10 years of work, we are an organization made up of people who share this concern to protect our oceans and protect the Wild species that are within our reach.
ALLIES .
Without the help of our collaborators none of this would be possible, we are infinitely grateful for the support of our sponsors for helping us to spread the impact of consumerism actions and promote a solution to collective problems in the ecosystems of our Mexico. THANK YOU!
