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Below the Tides
Uniting Generations for a Brighter Tomorrow
Addressing global challenges and working towards a sustainable and better future is a responsibility that should be shared across generations. Each generation can bring unique perspectives, experiences, and skills to the table in the effort to make positive changes.
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Young people often have fresh perspectives, enthusiasm, and a sense of urgency when it comes to addressing pressing issues like climate change, environmental conservation, and social justice. They can be powerful advocates for change and can mobilize for action.
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Adults, on the other hand, often have more experience, resources, and established networks that can be leveraged to drive meaningful change. They can provide guidance, mentorship, and support to younger generations in their efforts to make a difference.
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In reality, solving complex global problems requires collaboration and cooperation among people of all ages. It's not an either/or situation but a collective effort where young and adult individuals, along with organizations, governments, and communities, can work together to address the pressing challenges facing our planet.
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It's essential to foster intergenerational dialogue and collaboration to create comprehensive solutions that consider the needs and perspectives of all age groups. By harnessing the energy and wisdom of both young and adult individuals, we can make meaningful progress towards a more sustainable and equitable world.
Inspiring Change
Our Commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals
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Responsible Consumption and Production
Below the Tides promotes sustainable practices by offering merchandise like our eco-friendly tumbler, designed to reduce reliance on plastic cups and minimize waste. Our commitment extends beyond products; we also engage in educational campaigns that raise awareness about the importance of reducing plastic waste and adopting environmentally friendly practices.
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Climate Action
We recognize the urgency of addressing climate change. Our river clean-ups and initiatives to transform fossil-fueled boat rides into solar-powered alternatives directly contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. By advocating for sustainable practices and raising awareness about climate action, we aim to inspire community engagement and foster resilience against climate impacts.
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Life Below Water
We focus on protecting marine ecosystems through initiatives like river clean-ups and physiotherapy for endangered species such as sea turtles in collaboration with the Coastal Research Center. Our successful fundraising projects, Zero Starving Sea Turtles—which aimed to increase the survival rates of sea turtles—and Coral Fish Gong Grass, designed to restore coral reefs, have both been completed.
Below the Tides Aligns with 5 Sustainable Development Goals
We are dedicated to promoting sustainable practices that contribute to the achievement of several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Life on Land
Our river clean-ups and mangrove planting initiatives contribute to the health of terrestrial ecosystems, helping combat climate change and protect biodiversity. y restoring natural habitats, we not only enhance the resilience of these ecosystems but also support local communities in their efforts to sustain livelihoods and promote environmental stewardship.
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The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
are a set of 17 interconnected global goals established by the United Nations in 2015, designed to address pressing social, economic, and environmental challenges by 2030. Each goal encompasses specific targets and indicators aimed at promoting prosperity, protecting the planet, and ensuring peace and justice for all.
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Partnerships for the Goals
We collaborate with NextU, a youth beauty pageant, to educate influencers in society about environmental conservation, amplifying our message and making a greater impact. We successfully launched our coral reef preservation project at Koh Mak and are working on a fundraising initiative to transform fossil-fueled boat rides into solar-powered options in Samut Songkram.
