WHAT ABOUT THE OCEANS? YOU?
Ocean plastic destroys.
Animals, ecosystems, people.
Be part of the solution, be Pro Ocean!
Ocean Conservation Project, Philippines
Collecting & Recycling
- daily Clean Ups
- on beaches and river deltas
- all waste is sorted and recycled


Protection of animals & Education
- Protection of whales, dolphins and turtles
- Conservation and reforestation of mangrove forests
- Educational projects for local school children
Jobs & Participation
- 8 permanently employed collectors
- health insurance included
- secure income for over 30 family members

Pro Ocean is a project of the nature conservation organization Life e.V. and 100% non-profit. Your donation will directly help to protect the oceans.
Be part of the solution! Be Pro Ocean!

Puffin
With 30 € you collect 20 kg of ocean plastic!
this enables:
3 days permanent employment of our staff
3 h environmental education of school children
10 square meters of mangrove forest protected

Turtle
With 100 € you collect 75 kg of ocean plastic!
this enables:
10 days of permanent employment of our staff
10 h of environmental education of school children
35 square meters of mangrove forest protected

Dolphin
With 200 € you collect 150 kg of ocean plastic!
this enables:
20 days of permanent employment for our staff
20 h of environmental education for school children
70 square meters of mangrove forest protected
For every donation you receive a Pro Ocean donation certificate and an official donation receipt, which you can claim against tax at your tax office (only in Germany).



With Pro Ocean you are part of the United Nations Sustainable Development Program!
By employing our staff on a permanent basis, we fight poverty.
Our project engages with local people and enables them to make a living from protecting the environment and animals.
With our recycling and sorting station we contribute to the improvement of waste disposal structures.
We protect whales, dolphins, turtles and all other ocean wildlife.
We also help to ensure that no wildlife on land is threatened by plastic in one of the world’s most biodiverse regions.