Blue Path project

According to a study carried out by the Australian University of Newcastle in 2019, each human being ingests the equivalent of plastic to one credit card a week. This is not only because marine creatures end up ingesting the material, but that when sea water evaporates and later rains, microplastics are transmitted to crops through the rain; It is imperative to intervene in this polluting cycle.

The Blue Path project will contribute to alleviating this problem at the local level in several countries, not only directly (cleaning and cataloging of waste), but also in the medium term indirectly, by training different generations in issues environmental and the different actions with which they can contribute. It seeks that youth act actively, not only in activities that require physical effort, but especially when it comes to raising awareness and disseminating all information regarding pollution and how the environment can be improved.

- Training actions aimed at informing youth
- Active work actions in which youth will carry out garbage collection and cataloging actions