Waves of Hope supported a coral restoration initiative in Batticaloa, where young ocean ambassadors participated in educational sessions on reef ecology and restoration methods. This marks a major step toward empowering youth through hands-on marine conservation.
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Ending the year with collective action, Waves of Hope organized a large-scale beach cleanup at Beruwala Beach. Children, community members, and volunteers joined to remove plastic waste and protect coastal habitats.
Our first reef-focused environmental action, mobilizing divers and youth volunteers to remove debris from coral areas. The effort raised awareness about coral damage, microplastics, and the urgent need to protect Sri Lanka’s marine biodiversity.
A special Christmas program dedicated to children fighting illness, combining joy, hope, and ocean conservation messaging. Waves of Hope highlighted the importance of reducing pollution to create a healthier world for future generations.
