Reviving traditional knowledge for the next generation
Our mission is to reinvigorate traditional fishing customs and cultivate informed ocean stewards of all ages.
What we’re up to
Take a look at our programs
From family casting clinics to school workshops, community fishing days and work events, every program passes talåya knowledge from one generation to the next.
Fishing as a FamilyFamily-oriented talåya casting campaign that preserves and revitalizes talåya casting through hands-on learning and sustainability education.
PSS WorkshopsSchool-based workshops on traditional fishing knowledge, stewardship, and safety.
Let’s Go FishingA community fishing learning experience with safety, stewardship, and practical skills.
Cast & CookFrom ocean to table: traditional practice, preparation, respect, and food knowledge.
Marine Science ContestYouth engagement through science, ocean knowledge, and stewardship learning.
Work EventsCommunity workdays and support activities: prep days, clean-ups, restoration, and event support.
Community programs
Six ways to learn, cast and give back
Fishing as a Family
Family-oriented talåya casting campaign that preserves and revitalizes talåya casting through hands-on learning and sustainability education.
PSS Workshops
School-based workshops on traditional fishing knowledge, stewardship, and safety.
Let’s Go Fishing
A community fishing learning experience with safety, stewardship, and practical skills.
Cast & Cook
From ocean to table: traditional practice, preparation, respect, and food knowledge.
Marine Science Contest
Youth engagement through science, ocean knowledge, and stewardship learning.
Work Events
Community workdays and support activities: prep days, clean-ups, restoration, and event support.
We empower communities to carry forward traditional knowledge and make thoughtful use of local resources.
Get to know usThank you to all the organizations and supporters whose commitment helps sustain our programs and strengthen the sharing of traditional fishing knowledge across generations.
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