Ojochal sits on Costa Rica's southern Pacific coast, surrounded by rainforest, waterfalls, and beaches that remain remarkably undeveloped. Offshore, coral reefs host tropical fish, sea turtles, and reef sharks, while humpback whales arrive in season to calve in the calm waters. Onshore, the community is known for eco-conscious living and a mix of international and local culture.
An international marine conservation organization with a strong presence in Costa Rica, focusing on ocean protection through community science, reef restoration, and educational outreach. Their projects integrate technology and innovation to address threats like plastic pollution and coral decline while empowering local coastal communities.
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