Raising Awareness and Volunteering
Raising awareness today, to collect less tomorrow
Protecting the ocean begins long before collection. In schools, in the field, and at events, our teams and volunteers explain the journey of plastic, raise awareness among young and old, and give everyone the keys to take action.
People reached
10,000+
Students, festival-goers, passers-by, companies: every person reached counts.
Figures as of 10.10.2026, updated quarterly.
Our awareness efforts in pictures750
students reached in 2025
50
classes visited in 2025
145
volunteers worldwide as of 31.12.2025
10
clean-ups in 2025, from Geneva to Rennes
Our actions
Three fields for changing habits

In schools
The journey of plastic, told in class
Videos, educational games, and plenty of discussion: our interventions are adapted to the students' age, in French, German, or English.
- From primary school to university
- A presentation on the life cycle of plastic
- Concrete actions to adopt starting the very next day

By the water
Clean-ups to see, touch, and understand
On the shores of lakes and rivers, every collection is weighed and sorted. The data informs our messages and studies.
- Geneva, Lugano, and in France in La Rochelle and Rennes
- Open to all, as a family or a company
- Data useful for our studies

General public
Conferences and general public events
Paléo Festival, Foire du Valais, The SeaCleaners week in Geneva with a Mobula demonstration and a scientific conference at Palais Eynard.
- Booths and exhibitions, all the way to Bali Ocean Days
- Collection demonstrations
- Conferences with experts
In pictures
Our workshops, from Rio to Kota Kinabalu




Our volunteers
A community that grows every month
At the end of 2025, 145 volunteers wore our colours across the world. Each one undergoes a short onboarding training on plastic pollution and our values, then is supported by our volunteer and awareness coordinator and our regional contacts.
Our upcoming actions
Every student reached becomes an ocean ambassador
Your support allows us to visit more and more classes and mobilise more and more volunteers by the water.
