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Who Are We
Who Are We
We are a group of high school and middle school students passionate about ecology, aquatic life, and environmental preservation. Through our club at school, the Biotope Club, we create "Biotopes", which are natural recreations of a fish's environment in an aquarium. By doing so, we aim to spread awareness throughout our school about the importance of preserving these ecosystems. As we continue to grow, we are expanding our influence to other parts of the community as well. In 2024, we will join efforts to enhance biodiversity in our local community.
Our mission
Our mission
As I've witnessed the devastating impact of climate change on our planet's ecosystems, I founded the Biotope Club with the goal of uniting like-minded individuals who share my passion for fishkeeping and climate activism. Our group, although small and underfunded, has ambitious plans to expand our biotope and aquarium projects in school. We're also working towards our biggest project yet: restoring natural ecosystems, inspired by Mossy Earth on YouTube. Alongside this, we aim to educate our younger generation about environmental stewardship. To achieve this, we need talented members from all fields of expertise - please don't hesitate to reach out!
Basis Independent Fremont Since 2022
Organization offering free sustainable gardening and aquarium services
Marine Mammel Center Youth Crew
Biotope Club At Basis Independent at Fremont
Biotope Club At Basis Independent at Fremont
Achievements and Future Plans
Achievements and Future Plans
In our year of 2023-2024, members have created a simulation of the Orinoco River Basin which is a slow moving body of water which runs off from the Morichal Largo, in Venezuela! Inhabitats include 5 Rummy Nose Tetras or Hemigrammus rhodostomus, 2 Ram Chichlids or Mikrogeophagus Ramirezi, and cryptocorne.
Connect with us on Instagram@biotopelovers or email @alexliujp2008@gmail.com or text 510 641 7906
Cleaning, restoring, and tracking
Cleaning, restoring, and tracking
This is our main goal! We will re-introduce native species into local environments, and restore once biodiverse areas via a non-profit, while working with ecology and aquatic experts to get it done the right way.
Educational Awareness
Educational Awareness
Teach younger generations about our planet and why we need to preserve it! We provide, or will provide, field trips, aquarium workshops and speaker listenings
We are working on starting a new project that focuses on offering free gardening and aquarium knowledge and materials! We want to spread a sustainable style of gardening by offering wildflowers and native Californian species. We also want to lower the fishkeeping hobby's footprint by teaching others about a natural, hands free fishkeeping method
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