Safety training for youth in the warm summer water
Club beach party
Learning to observe nature
Small group training free for local families
Outdoor education and recreation leveraging the conservation of wild places
View from the new Park
Kayak-access conservation
Collecting micro-plastic trash from a Danzante Island beach
Club kayakers making a poditive impact
Your Legacy
Regenerative tourism is Impact Positive.
What Regenerative Tourism means to us
It started with a simple love of the outdoors and grew into a belief that connecting people with nature helps both the people and the planet.
What it means to our Paddlers
You’re part of a larger team for a common purpose.
Feel good knowing your participation is making a Positive difference.
Enjoy connecting with other like-minded, active, nature loving paddlers who gravitate to this mission.
What it means for the World
Providing local youth with access to the sea and to enriching experiences within it, we inspire conservation ethic in the decision-makers of tomorrow and engage in the cleanups, research and education of today.
👣 The multi-year leadership mentoring of 6 Loreto teens in conjunction with EcoAlianza.
👣 Career training for 4 young adults in kayak maintenance and repair, 2024.
👣 Professional training for volunteer leaders and instructors, 2021 – present.
👣 Water safety training and regular paddlesport access for over 100 Loreto residents, 2019 – present.
Your footprints nourish a thriving future.
Thank you.
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Spread the Love ❣️
Your support leverage the good we can do together.
SKBM dedicates 2% of total revenue to community programs and the infrastructure that supports them. Two percent of revenue means that whether or not there is profit, we’re dedicated to this. It’s not a “feel-good”, it’s core to who we are and why we exist.
With infrastructure in place – administration, gear, training, insurance, dedicated space, etc – your support means more people can do more meaningful things.
Here are some of them
Donations by Amount
$50 sponsors a child for a “School on the Sea” day
$75 quarter-sponsors a participant in Kayak Repair course