For the wild. For the future.
Protecting the oceans, wildlife and living landscapes of the Southern Hemisphere. Because a thriving planet begins with what we choose to protect.
Discover our mission01 / Our purpose
Atlantic Green Movement is a nonprofit organization with a simple purpose: to help protect the environment of the Southern Hemisphere.
From the Atlantic's whale migration routes to Patagonia's landscapes and the waters surrounding Antarctica, our focus is the living world we share — and the choices that shape its future.
We believe conservation starts with understanding, grows through community and lasts when care becomes action. Our mission brings ocean protection, climate awareness and respect for biodiversity into one conversation.
Explore what we stand for ↗02 / What matters
Our priorities connect the wellbeing of wildlife, natural habitats and the people who depend on them.
Ocean & wildlife
Stand for whales, marine biodiversity and the ocean habitats that make their journeys possible.
Responsible wildlife encounters, cleaner seas and greater awareness of the pressures facing marine life. Admire wildlife from a respectful distance and follow local conservation guidance.
Climate & landscapes
Bring climate awareness and care for the South's extraordinary landscapes into everyday life.
Informed climate conversations, thoughtful resource use and respect for native ecosystems. Protecting nature means looking beyond a single species or a single place.
Make environmental learning part of everyday life. Ask questions, seek reliable information and share what you learn.
Conservation should respect the knowledge, needs and perspectives of the communities closest to nature.
Choose actions you can sustain. Less waste, responsible travel and support for habitat protection all begin with intention.
03 / Our perspective
The Southern Hemisphere is home to ocean wilderness, remote coastlines, forests and ice. We see these places as part of a connected living world.
Our name begins with the Atlantic. Our responsibility reaches further: to the wildlife, habitats and communities that make the South irreplaceable.
Find your place in the movement ↗04 / Start where you are
You do not have to live beside the ocean to care for it. Choose a first step, bring someone with you and make it part of your week.
Explore the UN's ActNow guide ↗Reduce unnecessary packaging, reuse what you have and dispose of waste responsibly. If you join a local cleanup, follow the organizer's safety guidance and leave wildlife undisturbed.
Stay on marked trails, keep your distance from animals and never feed wildlife. When choosing a wildlife tour, ask how the operator follows local protection rules.
Learn from established scientific sources. Talk about energy, transport and consumption choices in your community, and support meaningful environmental action.
Share reliable environmental information, introduce someone to a local natural space and look for established conservation groups in your area. A movement grows through the people who show up.