While biodiversity disappears at an unprecedented rate, many of the world's most important ecosystems remain unseen and unheard.

That is why we exist.

We combine science, storytelling, education, and action to bring these stories to the world and inspire people to become part of the solution.

Protecting one of the last great forests of Mesoamerica and the communities that call it home.

Using science and storytelling to change the way people understand plastic pollution.

Helping the next generation become the environmental leaders our planet needs.

Plasticósfera has reached more than 75,000 students across Guatemala through school screenings and educational programs.

The most meaningful impact, however, isn't measured in numbers—it's reflected in the voices of students who leave every screening with a new understanding of their relationship with the environment and a desire to become part of the solution.

A documentary born from a scientific expedition was broadcast simultaneously by 77 television channels in 21 countries, bringing the message of Plasticósfera to millions of viewers during World Environment Day through an unprecedented international collaboration.

Mayan Forest in Check was nominated for the prestigious Wildscreen Panda Awards, one of the world's highest honors in natural history filmmaking. The nomination places the documentary alongside productions from organizations such as National Geographic and BBC Studios Natural History Unit, helping bring global attention to the urgent need to protect the Maya Forest.