Reclaim Nature Inc.
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The People Behind the Mission.

A small team building the coastal infrastructure Puerto Rico has needed for a decade.

OUR TEAM

The people behind Puerto Rico's coastal recovery.

Reclaim Nature, Inc. is a two-person team with a single mandate: establish Puerto Rico's first fully permitted, science-backed nearshore sargassum interception system. Small by design. Built for precision and impact.

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Julianne Collazo

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Reclaim Nature, Inc. · Humacao, Puerto Rico

Julianne Collazo is a Puerto Rico native and the Executive Director of Reclaim Nature, Inc. She leads the organization's strategy, institutional relationships, and day-to-day operations, serving as the primary point of contact for government agencies, municipal partners, investors, and coastal communities across the island. Her background in business and entrepreneurship shapes a practical, results-driven approach to building the infrastructure Puerto Rico's coastlines need. Julianne coordinates Reclaim Nature's engagement directly with USACE, DNER, and NMFS, manages the organization's growing network of community partners, and serves as the authorized organizational representative for all permitting and regulatory engagements. She brings to this role a deep commitment to Puerto Rico's coastal communities and a track record of moving complex, multi-stakeholder efforts forward with clarity and sustained momentum.

RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Strategic leadership and organizational direction for Reclaim Nature, Inc.
  • Authorized permit signatory, USACE ENG Form 4345 and DNER Regulation 4860
  • Primary liaison with USACE Caribbean District, DNER East Region, and NMFS
  • Bilingual community engagement, native Spanish speaker serving Puerto Rico's coastal municipalities
  • Partner and investor relationship management across public and private sectors
WHY THIS MISSION
“My role is to build the relationships, navigate the systems, and create the conditions for this work to succeed at scale.”
Julianne Collazo
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Reclaim Nature, Inc. · Humacao, Puerto Rico
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Rosalind Humphreys Pérez

PERMITS & GRANTS LEAD
Reclaim Nature, Inc. · Humacao, Puerto Rico

Rosalind Humphreys Pérez leads permitting and funding efforts for Reclaim Nature, guiding regulatory strategy, permit navigation, and funding alignment for coastal environmental initiatives. She brings decades of experience in program management, operations, and fulfillment. At Reclaim Nature, she works within multi-agency permitting environments, aligning regulatory requirements with funding pathways and operational realities to move projects forward with precision, compliance, and a clear path to execution.

RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Multi-agency permitting strategy across USACE, DNER, EPA, NMFS, and USFWS frameworks
  • Executive Order 2025-037 alignment and active agency coordination
  • Funding identification, alignment, and grant development for coastal environmental operations
  • Building operational structure and systems in an evolving regulatory environment
  • USACE pre-application coordination and formal submission management
WHY THIS MISSION
“Compliance is not an obstacle to coastal recovery, it is the foundation that makes recovery permanent and replicable across every municipality in Puerto Rico.”
Rosalind Humphreys Pérez
PERMITS & GRANTS LEAD, Reclaim Nature, Inc. · Humacao, Puerto Rico
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We are building the operations team.

Ahead of our March 2027 deployment, Reclaim Nature will be hiring field operations personnel at three Fajardo coastal access points. Positions will include boom maintenance and inspection, on-water positioning and skimmer operation, wildlife and protected-species observation, shore-side staging and dewatering, and logistics coordination with qualified processing partner offtake. Priority will be given to residents of Fajardo and Puerto Rico's eastern coast, with bilingual Spanish and English candidates strongly encouraged to apply. We are also actively building a small bench of advisors in marine biology, regulatory compliance, and circular-economy operations. If you live on the island, work on the water, or have led permitted coastal projects elsewhere in the Caribbean, we want to hear from you. Roles will open in stages beginning Q3 2026, with formal applications announced through this page and our partner municipalities.