"It is an issue that must be attacked from all fronts. We want to reach out to children in fun and exciting ways to motivate children to do science."

"Sometimes it is hard to stop, feel, and understand the ocean. If we can pay a little more attention, we may be able to witness grand changes that will leave us surprised, and, in that moment, before us, the ocean will be transparent."

"As a journalist, it has been interesting to collaborate in this innovative way of teaching to help strengthen the work of Cientificos de la Basura and involve children in a playful manner."

"Over the years, I have assisted many different IT projects, especially in research and environmental conservation. Both areas are important for the children and youth of any country."

"The ocean is critical for life. I helped design this game so that a new generation can understand and care about how our everyday actions can better protect, instead of harm, this most vital life source."

"I am a part of Cientificos de la Basura and will always support their work. I like the game, Acuáticos, because it utilizes technology to educate children in an entertaining fashion.

"It has been extremely gratifying to work on Acuáticos and to be ‘on the other side of a game’ that children can enjoy and use to learn about our ocean in a very fun manner."

"It is not common that the user experience and integration of an educational message is valued in the mechanics of a game, but in this case, I was invited especially for this purpose."

"To think of a sustainable future, we must first understand that the planet’s equilibrium depends on the balance and flow of all of its parts: water, earth, air, and life. This game opens up an entertaining opportunity to do so."

"The Earth and us, humans, are different parts of the same: exchanging matter, energy, and information continuously. We depend on the other parts to live. If children can start to understand this fact, we can develop a sustainable and meaningful civilization."

"The well-being of our planet depends on the health of our ocean. These minigames can provide a hook for people to start talking about this important issue in depth, and schools can be a privileged space to form new concerned citizens."