SUPPORTED PROJECTS & CAMPAIGNS

Futuro Verde (FV) is the only school in the region that provides an environmental, progressive and bilingual education. Futuro Verde offers a program that embraces the environment and the diverse cultural and linguistic population in the southern Nicoya Peninsula of Costa Rica. In the 2013 school year, FV counted among its student community children representing an astounding 18 countries. Please consider supporting their new Patreon campaign.

Wild Sun Rescue Center is a Costa Rican non-profit association, located in the Nicoya Peninsula in Costa Rica right on the border of the Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve. The main purpose of the rescue center is the conservation and rehabilitation of Wildlife in the southern Nicoya Peninsula. In addition to sanctuary services we offer environmental education at our center through workshops for our local community. Founder and Director, Jeremy Levine, has been featured on Animal Planet (Vet Gone Wild).

The Karen Mogensen Reserve is a gorgeous biological reserve situated in, and considered "the lungs of, the Nicoya Peninsula". The Costa Rican reserve is also the provider of fresh, clean water to 6 surrounding communities. It is the home of old-growth forest, waterfalls, and many rare tree species. 1000 trees are planted within the reserve annually.

Electronic Music Alliance (EMA) is a subsidiary of Green Wave. Green Wave acts both as a fiscal sponsor and holistic consulting service for the Electronic Music Alliance. EMA established in 2010. EMA provides regenerative, sustainability, and safety awareness and solutions to the electronic dance music community. EMA also serves as an activator for music fans to get involved in permaculture-based community service days.

The Green Wave Sustainable Living Project (aka the Green Wave House or Casa de Ola Verde) is an on-going living research, demonstration, and education center for modern ecological living. Open to the public by appointment and once a month on Saturday. We serve the greater Southern Pacific-side of the Nicoya Peninsula in Costa Rica. Casa del la Ola Verde will be a living example of harmonious living for both Costa Rican residents and travelers providing visual, educational inspiration.