What We Do For Conservation
Conservation of threatened wildlife, marine life and habitats through creating awareness, community engagement, field research, collaboration and citizen science

Outreach
ECCT is dedicated to fostering community engagement through a variety of outreach programs aimed at promoting awareness on marine and terrestrial conservation and stewardship. Our initiatives include educational workshops, shore and biodiversity walks to inspire next generation of conservationists along with indoor sessions.

Research
We work on various research projects on threatened marine species like sharks, rays, dolphins, whales, and less focused ecosystems such as intertidal ecosystems. The research translates to policy advocacy and bridging conservation data gap
Community Involvement
Communities of fishermen and other local stakeholders are educated and also involved in our conservation efforts. Especially in our stranding response work, they are the key stakeholders.

Citizen Science
Citizen science initiatives like "Marine Life of AP" and "Intertidal Biodiversity of AP" by ECCT play a crucial role in fostering community engagement and environmental stewardship. These programs empower individuals to contribute to scientific research and conservation efforts, enhancing our understanding of marine ecosystems. Supporting such initiatives can to more informed decision-making and stronger conservation practices for the future.
