Current Projects:

Future Projects Coming Soon!

Reclaimed and Old Growth River Logs

Our Nicaragua Project involves locating and recovering sunken old growth logs in the rivers and lagoons in the RAAN region of Nicaragua. None of the wood products that we offer are made from fresh cut timber so we do not contribute to deforestation in any way. In fact, be reclaiming and recycling this incredible resource, it allows the roots of the trees in our World’s forest to remain where they belong, firmly gripping the soil of our fragile planet. We offer wood products that are not only environmentally responsible but also socially responsible as our project employs many people including disabled former lobster divers, that can once again provide for themselves and their families.

It is staggering to think about but some of these logs that we have recovered are estimated to have been up to 300 years old when they were cut down approximately 100 years ago. This would make them seedlings in the old growth forest in the year 1619!

Supporting our wood project also creates fresh water wells for the local communities and it is estimated that each job that is created feeds up to 12 family members. We have also planted over 13,000 mahogany trees up to date to help rebuild the once plentiful old growth forests.

Your support of this project is appreciated by many!

Salvaged Copper Ore from a cuban copper mine

The Copper Ore project includes recovering a cargo ship that sunk in a 1924 hurricane off the coast of the eastern United States. The ship rests in 120 feet of water and contains high grade copper ore that we call OceanOre as it is a truly unique product that is like no other ore available that we are aware of. This OceanOre can be used to create some truly unique products with an unmatched story. Originally mined in Cuba, this ore was on it’s way to the smelter in the northeast before the story was temporarily interrupted