OUR MISSION
To use art as a tool to educate, engage, and inspire coastal communities—especially youth—on the importance of marine conservation while promoting sustainable interactions with ocean ecosystems.
Our vision is to foster a generation of informed and proactive coastal community members who actively participate in marine conservation and sustainable ocean practices.
FEATURED ARTWORK
Explore marine-inspired art pieces created to raise awareness about ocean conservation.
Daisy Parrotfish - Chlorurus sordidus
A serene composition capturing the quiet communication of life beneath the surface. Gentle motion, soft light, and layered textures suggest an unseen world thriving in harmony.
Whale Shark - Rhincodon typus
A calm, flowing portrayal of the ocean’s rhythmic pulse. The artwork reflects balance, peace, and the timeless movement that shapes the underwater realm.
Reef Manta Ray - Mobula alfredi
Hints of movement and form radiate through a vast blue expanse. The piece conveys the sense that something graceful passes just out of view.
OUR IMPACT
See how our work is making a difference in marine conservation efforts.
500+
STUDENTS ENGAGED
Youth from coastal communities educated about marine conservation through our art programs.
15+
COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
Interactive sessions conducted to raise awareness about ocean conservation.
5
CONSERVATION PROJECTS
Local initiatives supported through funding from our art sales.
OUR GENEROUS PARTNERS
Organizations helping us achieve our mission.
LATEST NEWS
Stay updated with our latest marine conservation efforts and stories.
VOLUNTEER WITH US
Join our team of dedicated volunteers and make a real difference in marine conservation. We have opportunities for artists, educators, marine scientists, and conservation enthusiasts.
Whether you can volunteer regularly or for a specific project, we welcome your support. Fill out our contact form or email us directly at volunteer@mashujawabahari.org to learn more.
