Our holistic approach for a better future!
We free Negros Oriental from oceanplastics, focus on environmental education for children and provide a social and fair impact.
Explore our innovative projects advancing marine conservation, sustainability, and ecosystem resilience for a healthier planet. We are following an integrated science-driven approach that includes education, clean ups and enhanced recycling.
In all our projects, we particularly focus on acting as sustainably and effectively as possible. We believe that only fair jobs can make a real difference on the ground. That is why our collection team in the Philippines is permanently employed and has health insurance. In this regard, we have outlined key points in our ‘Pro Ocean Approach’ that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Oceanplastics collecting- and recycling-project
Location: Negros Island, Philippines
Areas: Beaches, estuaries, mangrove forests
Average amount collected per day: 450 – 650 kg
Waste composition: plastics, ropes and nets, cigarettes, etc.
Recycling rate of collected waste: ~ 47%
Click on the map to see all the beaches we clean.
We collect everything that does not belong in nature – from ocean plastic to electronic waste. It is then sorted, recycled and reused in an environmentally friendly way. In this way, we conserve resources, reduce CO2 & protect the environment.
Environmental education about the ecosystem of mangroves
Location: Negros Island, Philippines
Operational areas: local elementary schools
Target group: Children between 7-10 years
Topic: mangrove ecosystem
Teaching content: Combination of classroom and field trip
Environmental education is the key to solving the plastic problem. Because education and environmental protection are directly linked.
In addition to our school education we offer workshops for children and teenagers on several weekends. There they can learn about sustainability, but also get creative by turning waste into artworks or even into useful items such as trash cans.


Snorkeling.City - A City Dives In
Location: Kiel
Areas of Focus: Snorkeling excursions with school classes
Target Audience: School classes (5th-12th grade)
Timeframe: June and July 2025
Goal: Enhancing ocean literacy, inspiring marine conservation
Project Partner: Bingo! – Die Umweltlotterie, Seebad Düsternbrook, BUND
This summer, in collaboration with the environmental education project Snorkeling.City, we want to inspire young people about the underwater world of the Baltic Sea. In guided snorkeling excursions in the Kiel Fjord, students will discover the fascinating underwater world of the Baltic Sea — firsthand, safely, and with scientific guidance. They’ll not only experience the beauty of marine habitats but also directly learn about the consequences of human actions in the sea. This project imparts knowledge while creating a deep emotional connection to nature.
The World of Plastics: Collaboration with Bosch
Location: Southern Germany
Areas of Focus: Environmental education
Timeframe: January to August 2025
Target Audience: Bosch employees
Theme: Plastic and Recycling
Project Partner: Robert Bosch GmbH
In collaboration with dedicated Bosch employees, we’re working on a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) project to foster a deeper understanding of plastics, their recyclability, and their environmental impact. Through independent research and regular discussions, we’re expanding our knowledge of plastic use, recycling, and ocean plastic.
The insights gained from this project will directly inform our educational initiatives in Germany. The goal is to help consumers make more conscious decisions in their daily interactions with plastics.


Traveling Exhibition: Archive of Trash
Plastics - between waste and value
Location: Germany-wide traveling exhibition
Current location: Neo Königsbrunn (Augsburg)
Timeframe: Summer 2025 to end of 2026
Target Audience: Everyday consumers of all age groups
Theme: Plastic and Recycling
Teaching Method: Physical exhibition elements and digital content
Project Partner: Röchling Stiftung, siebold messebau gmbh, MILES, Saller Einkaufszentren, Konkat, 9&9, ReUseMe
Funded by the Röchling Foundation, and under the motto “New Narratives for the Plastic Transition,” this exhibition will travel through various cities in Germany to educate the public about plastic and recycling. The goal is to convey which plastics can be recycled and how they can choose recyclable alternatives.
The exhibition will be displayed in public places such as shopping centers and will feature, among other things, everyday plastic products and items collected by our Philippines team. A web app will complement the exhibition with interactive content to make recycling knowledge understandable and actionable.
Do you have a concern about one of our projects or would you like to report anything related to our projects?
If you feel uncomfortable, have experienced harassment, or have concerns about our educational activities or our ocean plastic collection project – please reach out. Your message will be treated confidentially.
Your contacts for feedback:
Sophie Steinhausen (English/German)
Rose Ann Yucor (English/Bisaya)
If you prefer, you can also report anonymously via our reporting form:
Regarding our educational programm please also see our child protection policy.
Explore our innovative projects advancing marine conservation, sustainability, and ecosystem resilience for a healthier planet. We are following an integrated science-driven approach that includes education, clean ups and enhanced recycling.
Oceanplastics collecting-
and recycling-project
Environmental education:
"Ecosystem mangroves"
Snorkeling.City! -
A City Dives In
The World of Plastics:
Collaboration with Bosch
Traveling Exhibition:
Archive of Trash - Plastic -
Between waste to value
In all our projects, we particularly focus on acting as sustainably and effectively as possible. We believe that only fair jobs can make a real difference on the ground. That is why our collection team in the Philippines is permanently employed and has health insurance. In this regard, we have outlined key points in our ‘Pro Ocean Approach’ that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Do you have a concern about one of our projects or would you like to report anything related to our projects?
If you feel uncomfortable, have experienced harassment, or have concerns about our educational activities or our ocean plastic collection project – please reach out. Your message will be treated confidentially.
Your contacts for feedback:
Sophie Steinhausen (English/German)
Rose Ann Yucor (English/Bisaya)
If you prefer, you can also report anonymously via our reporting form:
Regarding our educational programm please also see our child protection policy.