Programmes

Marine Life Protection

The Marine Life Protection Program is dedicated to safeguarding aquatic animals and their habitats from threats such as pollution, over fishing and habitat destruction. Many marine animals including fish, turtles and other aquatic species suffer due to human activities like plastic waste dumping, destructive fishing methods and water contamination.

This program works to educate communities, influence policies and take direct action to protect marine ecosystems and the animals that depend on them. One key focus of the program is raising awareness about how human activities harm marine life.

Through workshops, school programs and community sensitization, we educate people about the dangers of plastic pollution, chemical waste and fishing practices that cause suffering to aquatic animals. By providing practical solutions such as reducing plastic use, adopting plant-based diets and supporting ethical conservation efforts, we encourage communities to take responsibility for protecting lakes, rivers and oceans.

The program also works closely with local leaders, policymakers and environmental organizations to advocate for stronger protections for marine life. This includes pushing for policies that regulate waste disposal, restrict harmful fishing practices and establish conservation areas where aquatic animals can live safely.

By engaging decision-makers and the public, we create lasting changes that ensure the survival of marine species and the health of aquatic ecosystems. Additionally, the program fosters collaborations with researchers, activists and community groups to develop innovative approaches to marine conservation.
We support scientific studies on the impact of pollution and climate change on marine biodiversity while promoting evidence-based solutions for long-term sustainability. Through partnerships with schools and universities, we inspire the next generation of conservationists to take an active role in marine protection.

Through this program, we launched projects like Aqua Bloom Uganda at Kasenyi fish landing site on Lake Victoria and we are looking forward to launching many more projects to end the suffering of marine life. These projects aim to create safe habitats, reduce pollution and ensure that aquatic animals live free from harm.

The Marine Life Protection Program is a call to action for individuals and communities to recognize the importance of marine animals and their environments. By combining education, policy advocacy and direct conservation efforts, we aim to build a future where marine life thrives, free from harm and exploitation. Protecting our waters means protecting the planet and every small action contributes to a healthier more compassionate world.