Rooting Conservation
in Indigenous Knowledge

Since 2023  |  Ongoing

Tsoi Water Project

The Tsoi Water Project brings clean, safe water to communities through rainwater collection systems and water tanks built with local labour and materials. Started in 2023, this community-led initiative tackles water scarcity head-on. Communities take ownership of their own water security, guided by indigenous ingenuity and traditional resource management.

2023–

Ongoing & Growing

Since 2026  |  Ongoing

Waste to Walls

Mangrove and Coral Rehabilitation Project

Waste to Walls is a mangrove and coral rehabilitation project working to protect the coastline of Tsoi Island from coastal erosion. Rooted in indigenous knowledge and guided by science, the project brings together community members to restore coastal ecosystems using methods passed down through generations, strengthened by modern restoration practice. This is a pilot project currently running at Community 1, Site 1, with the vision of expanding across the island's coastline.

2026–

Ongoing & Growing

We deliver climate education programs in indigenous communities, building environmental literacy and empowering the next generation of conservation leaders.

Through the Tsoi Water Project, we bring clean, safe water to remote communities using rainwater collection systems built with local labour, materials, and indigenous ingenuity.

Every project we run is a direct response to climate change. We combine traditional ecological knowledge with science to build community resilience and protect vulnerable ecosystems.

Our Waste to Walls project rehabilitates mangroves and coral ecosystems along the Tsoi Island coastline, protecting marine biodiversity using methods rooted in generations of indigenous practice.

We work to protect and restore forest ecosystems through conservation programs that honour indigenous stewardship and the deep relationships communities hold with their land.

We build bridges between indigenous communities, scientists, governments, and global partners to create lasting, collaborative solutions that no single group can achieve alone.