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The Marine Life Camp Experience: A Not Your Ordinary Weekend Dagat Experience

We are so lucky to live in a country that has very rich marine biodiversity. But despite the beauty and the benefit we get, we are failing to protect what is left. The Marine Life Camp is not your ordinary weekend travel getaway. This event will unleash your inner environmentalist as we teach you things about the oceans and how you can help be an Ocean Ambassador." - Glen Mariano, the Pisces Project

The Cause of Destruction: Plastic

Did you know that over the last 50 years, the flesh-footed shearwater population has dropped by 30%. Plastic is a major cause of their decline. And the Philippines is no exemption in the growing ocean crisis in the world. The marine food that we eat now already contains plastic fragments. And if we continue these ongoing plastic practices, what is in store for the future generation?

This tiny estuary seahorse ‘almost hopped’ from one bit of bouncing natural debris to the next, bobbing around on a reef near Sumbawa Island, Indonesia. As a brisk surface wind picked up, the seahorse took advantage of something that offered a stable raft: a waterlogged plastic cotton bud. Finalist 2017, The Wildlife Photojournalist Award: Single Image Photograph: Justin Hofman/2017 Wildlife Photographer of the Year"

Let's Talk About Dagat

Marine Life Camp is a pioneer project of The Pisces Project that promotes biodiversity awareness through educational traveling. This camp aims to increase awareness of the participants on the importance of marine biodiversity and explore underwater life through snorkeling with proper marine life interaction.

Be An Ocean Ambassador

Through our combined effort, we can make a difference in protecting and conserving the marine life of the Philippines waters. Every little thing counts from practicing plastic-free living to upcycling materials to participating in events that help promote, protect and converse our natural resources.