Tupack is focused on finishing his Engineering studies. In his free time, he advises the team on the implementation of the plantation on specific areas of the lake.Tupack is in his senior year of Mechatronic Engineering studies. In his free time, he advises the team on plantation implementation in specific areas of the lake. He has represented and spoken about our work at international events, such as COP30 in Brazil.
Maria is an Indigenous woman who has been actively involved in the restoration of Lake Uru Uru since the very beginning. Her dream is not only to restore Lake Uru Uru, but also to show the world the urgency of protecting our planet from major threats such as illegal mining activities, plastic pollution, and the often-silent fight against climate change.
Katty coordinates community dialogues and nonviolent campaigns to urge authorities to address issues caused by mining corporations. During these gatherings, she advocates for greater involvement of young Indigenous people in the project and educates them about the adverse effects of mining activities, plastic pollution, and climate change. Her dream is for the voices of Indigenous communities to be included in decision-making processes concerning their territories, allowing them to have the final say.