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CHURAMURA is a conservation program operated by the Okinawa Coastal Protection Association (OCPA).<\/h2>

Legal:<\/b><\/p>

the Okinawa Coastal Protection Alliance\u00a0<\/b>\uff08General Incorporated Association), a Japanese governmental registered Nonprofit Organization (NPO)<\/p><\/div><\/div>

Click here to see our legal registration documents<\/span><\/span><\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

What is OCPA?<\/strong><\/h2>

The Okinawa Coastal Protection Alliance (OCPA) is committed to protecting Okinawa\u2019s marine and coastal environments through direct conservation, cleanup activities, environmental education, and policy advocacy. Formed in 2020 but officially recognized by the Japanese Government in 2021, and hence formed in Yomitan Village, Okinawa Prefecture.\u00a0<\/p>

OCPA began its mission by focusing on the protection of endangered sea turtles, conducting beach and underwater cleanups, and raising environmental awareness. This mission is rooted in the belief that the presence of wild sea turtles is a symbol of the rich and fragile natural ecosystem of Okinawa\u2019s seas.<\/p>

OCPA was launched with a clear and powerful purpose: to ensure that sea turtles \u2014 which have existed on Earth for millions of years \u2014 are not lost to extinction. When baby turtles hatch on Okinawa\u2019s shores and return roughly 20 years later to lay their own eggs, OCPA hopes they will be welcomed back to a safe and healthy coastline. By protecting these animals and the environment they depend on, OCPA strives to pass on a vibrant and diverse marine ecosystem to future generations \u2014 so they too can witness the return of these extraordinary creatures.<\/p>

OCPA operates through three core divisions, each addressing key aspects of marine and coastal conservation:<\/p>