Please join us for our regularly scheduled beach clean ups or schedule a private event.    
                             Email pluckfastic@theseachangeagency.org to find out more!

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Jump on board with The SeaChange Agents for Paddle Board Cleanup in Marina Del Rey. Armed with trash buckets and nets, we will paddle to an area where trash is known to collect in the marina and get to work cleaning. No experience is needed. Each participant will get a lesson in paddling and have time to feel comfortable balancing on the board. All the trash collected will be sorted and documented.
To schedule a group event please email pluckfastic@theseachangeagency.org

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The Dakuwaqa Project is an initiative created in celebration of Rob and named after the Fijian shark god ‘Dakuwaqa’, the protector of all ocean creatures. In 2018, the project has pledged to produce a minimum of 5 mural activations with educational programming around the world to engage a global audience in taking action towards saving the seas. Having completed 3 murals in Miami, New Zealand and Toronto in 2017, LA will be the first of the year long campaign. Following LA, The Dakuwaqa Project is planning activations in locations key to Rob’s work such as NYC, Sydney, Grenada and Vancouver and is seeking support in the form of sponsorship, in-kind/charitable donations and media partnerships in order to keep the celebrated activist’s message alive. 

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We need your help to provide support for a sea turtle conservation and hatchery in Jiquilillo, Chinandega, Nicaragua; on Nicaragua’s north pacific coast. The program started as a local community project. Volunteers worked with local families to support the turtle hatchery since fishing boats, population growth, local predators, climate change, and coastline changes have had a detrimental impact on sea turtles, nesting sites, and hatchlings.
Last year just over 23,000 turtles were released and it cost $13,000 USD. This year the goal is to release 50,000 turtles; $20,000 is needed by mid-November to meet that goal. Your donation is crucial; we can’t do it without YOU!
Support the project and find out more here https://www.crowdrise.com/sea-turtle-conservation-in-punta-venice/fundraiser/kurmalliance
We need your help to provide support for a sea turtle conservation and hatchery in Jiquilillo, Chinandega, Nicaragua; on Nicaragua’s north pacific coast. The program started as a local community project. Volunteers worked with local families to support the turtle hatchery since fishing boats, population growth, local predators, climate change, and coastline changes have had a detrimental impact on sea turtles, nesting sites, and hatchlings.
Last year just over 23,000 turtles were released and it cost $13,000 USD. This year the goal is to release 50,000 turtles; $20,000 is needed by mid-November to meet that goal. Your donation is crucial; we can’t do it without YOU!
Support the project and find out more here https://www.crowdrise.com/sea-turtle-conservation-in-punta-venice/fundraiser/kurmalliance
“Warning! Volunteering and giving back has been know to cause health and happiness” – Brock Cahill

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​Annual Halloween Yoga Fundraiser


When: October 27th
6:00-7:30 pm                                                                                                         

THE ANNUAL SEACHANGE AGENCY HALLOWEEN TURTLE COSTUMEXTRAVAGANZA HAPPENS EVERY OCTOBER.  AN ANGEL DONORS WILL SPONSORS UP TO $100 FOR EVERY YOGI DRESSED AS A SEA TURTLE (OR ANY OTHER FAVORITE SEA CREATURE)!                                        

                                                                                                                                                                     
This event will take place during Brock Cahill’s yoga class. One hundred percent of monies raised will go to direct action projects to save the ocean.
                                                                  Register Here

Help save the sharks by spreading the word!
In the true-life documentary Sharkwater, director and biologist Rob Stewart sets out on a journey through 15 countries over five years, documenting the plight of our oceans through the eyes of one of the world’s most misunderstood creatures, the shark.
As species of sharks are becoming extinct due to poaching, you can do your part by telling your friends to see Sharkwater and pass on the message that sharks are not man-eating monsters and need our help!
Save the sharks, save the world.
You can help by seeing Sharkwater and spreading the word.
For more information, please visit sharkwater.com!