Based near Águas da Prata, Brazil, Tupã channels a deep love for the natural world into socioenvironmental projects aimed at creating a better future for kids. They'll use the $500 to design and distribute an educational kit to public schools and neighborhood associations, featuring an illustrated map and a kid-friendly guide to local endangered springs and biodiversity. Children will embark on a treasure hunt of sorts, locating crucial water sources on the map and encountering the vibrant ecosystem that thrives nearby. It's not just about understanding the mining threat; Tupã believes the real aim is to nurture a sense of belonging and wonder about the land. By connecting emotionally with their environment, children learn that defending it starts with recognizing the magic in their own backyard.