Cetacean Conservation Center - Mission

Mission

Centro de Conservación Cetacea (CCC) is a Chilean non-governmental and non-profit organization that actively and effectively works on the conservation of marine mammals and their aquatic ecosystems in Chilean waters. The goals in support of this mission are:

  1. Promote effective and management policies.
  2. Conduct management and conservation related research on cetacean species and their ecosystems, with special focus on studying endangered species.
  3. Identify and assess anthropogenic impacts on marine and propose mitigation measures.
  4. Promote the sustainable development of coastal communities through responsible marine wildlife watching activities.
  5. Increase public awareness and promote the informed and active participation of people/government on marine biodiversity conservation as well as encourage the reduction of human impacts.
  6. Strengthen national and international cooperation in marine conservation strategies

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