Sustainability.

Our Commitment to Sustainability

At Pacific American Group, we’re committed to a greener future by supporting foundations and investing in energy-efficient, eco-friendly upgrades across our properties. Together, we’re building spaces that are better for people and the planet.

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Our Sustainability Partners

Our Sustainability Partner: We’re grateful for the 4Ocean Foundation, that collaborates with Pacific American Group on our shared mission to protect our oceans and coastlines. Together, we’re making waves for a cleaner, healthier planet.

4Ocean Foundation

We’re grateful for the 4Ocean Foundation, that collaborates with Pacific American Group on our shared mission to protect our oceans and coastlines. Together, we’re making waves for a cleaner, healthier planet.
Pacific American Group Sustainability Partner: The Marine Mammal Center

Marine Mammal Center

We’re proud to support the World’s Largest Marine Mammal Hospital, The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, who are leading the charge in marine conservation and ocean cleanup.
Pacific American Group Sustainability Partner: Mission Blue Foundation

Mission Blue

In 2009, renowned oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle created Mission Blue, a foundation aiming to raise awareness, inspire action, and unite a growing coalition committed to ocean conservation. They formed a global network of marine protected areas called “Hope Spots®” to safeguard the ocean systems that sustain life on Earth.

A Transformative Gift:

PAG's $1 Million Donation to 4Ocean Foundation Sparks Action in Ocean Conservation

Pacific American Group Sustainability Partner: 4Ocean Foundation
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The Problem We Can't Ignore

Every year, more than 18 billion pounds of plastic enter the ocean. It devastates marine life, destroys ecosystems, and threatens human health across the globe. Plastic floods in through rivers, washes in from coastlines, and accumulates in the open ocean, and without urgent, daily action on the ground, the crisis only grows.