BEACH CLEANING
Conservation of Maritime Ecosystem/Project Playa Limpia
At Casa Pampa, we are committed to reducing waste and finding new and creative ways to utilize existing garbage. The average consumption-based lifestyle leaves us with more garbage than we know what to do with, and much of it ends up on our beautiful beaches.
The Nicoya Peninsula is not just one of the world's best spots for surfing; it is also a natural paradise that reminds us every day of the ocean's beauty and the critical importance of protecting it.
In our beach clean-up efforts, we focus on the buffer zone of the Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve (RNAC). This commitment allows us to actively safeguard a crucial area of biodiversity.
We invite you to experience something different: connect with the ocean, appreciate its biodiversity, and take active steps in protecting the maritime-terrestrial zone.
We walk the coast, collecting residues deposited by the tides, while engaging with the community, sharing information, and raising awareness of the ownership of domestic animals and their interaction with local coastal wildlife.
We are committed to doing everything possible to keep our beaches clean. At first glance, the beach may appear pristine—Santa Teresa is a beautiful place—but a closer inspection reveals that the coast needs our help!
We understand that collecting and removing waste and microplastics is a powerful step in a significant learning process. It connects us directly with the impact of our consumption choices and provides a unique experience of raising awareness about plastic pollution.
Together, we want to foster a cycle of responsible consumption and ensure the long-term care of our beaches.
