Ecoalf | Bluetiful Stories

For more than 25 years, Manu San Félix has dedicated his life to understanding and protecting the Mediterranean.  
In conversation with Cyrielle Hariel, he shares his work restoring Posidonia, the importance of educating future generations and why there is still hope for the Mediterranean. 
A new episode of The ECOALF Podcast about science, regeneration and protecting what matters most. 
Because what we protect today will shape the ocean of tomorrow.

Adventurer Niccolò Banfi takes us off the map to explore what extreme exploration taught him about human limits, environmental fragility, and purpose. From setting foot in Antarctica and feeling like he had landed on another planet, to witnessing the realities faced by remote communities on Easter Island, Niccolò reflects on moments that pushed him through the darkest emotions and the most profound clarity. After months disconnected from civilization, returning felt overwhelming, and made him realize how little control we truly have over nature. Today, what began as adventure has become a mission: to listen, to act, and to walk a clear path without certainties, at peace with knowing it’s the right one.

In this episode, Guillaume Néry takes us beneath the surface to explore what freediving taught him about discipline, presence, and vulnerability. From world records to storytelling, he shares how a life-changing accident reshaped his purpose and deepened his commitment to protecting the ocean.

In this episode, our founder Javier Goyeneche reveals the story behind Upcycling the Oceans, the project that turned thousands of fishermen into ocean protectors and recovered over 2,000 tons of marine litter. He shares how ECOALF was built from the belief that fashion can drive real change and what it takes to lead a brand guided by purpose, not trends.

He’s spent time in jail. Been hunted by governments. And still won’t stop fighting for the ocean.
Full interview with Paul Watson now on The Ecoalf Podcast.
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