Connecting research, education, and safety.
Our work takes shape through three core projects, each addressing a different aspect of our mission. From advancing low-emission research at sea, to empowering local communities through hands-on learning, to contributing to search and rescue efforts for migrants. These initiatives reflect our commitment to practical, collaborative impact.
Research Vessel
Research at sea with a 24 meters polyfunctional sailing RV.
A public, highly efficient asset designed as a sailing workboat
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Youth Boatyard
Nautical carpentry workshop, sailing school and boat management free for youth in the community of Rabo de Peixe, São Miguel Island, Açores.
Together with the local community the initiative consists of setting up a temporary shipyard (two 20-foot containers) in the Port of Rabo de Peixe for the simultaneous construction of 4 lightweight marine plywood sailing dinghies.
The program will involve locals 16-30 yo and will be completed by a sailing school for the same who participated in building the boats.
Search and Rescue (SAR)
As an association of sea lovers, the safety of life at sea is our common ground. The International Organization for Migration‘s (IOM) Missing Migrants Project recorded over 35,000 deaths at sea only in 2024. This makes it the deadliest year ever recorded. Therefore, we work to program campaigns to contribute to the migrant SAR scene (Search and Rescue).
Various routes are affected and our rule is operating in compliance with international convetions that regulate life at sea