The Environmental Stewards patrol all Natura 2000 sites across Malta and Comino. Their primary duties include monitoring protected sites, preventing illegal dumping, and educating the public about environmental regulations and best practices. The stewards ensure that natural habitats are preserved for future generations.

One of the significant aspects of the Environmental Stewards’ work is their focus on community engagement. They regularly assist in workshops and educational sessions in the Buskett Education Centre, Xrobb l-Għaġin, and public spaces to raise awareness about the importance of environmental conservation. By fostering a sense of environmental responsibility within the community, the stewards aim to cultivate a culture of respect and care for Malta’s diverse ecosystems.

Additionally, the Environmental Stewards collaborate with local NGOs, and other stakeholders to address specific environmental challenges. This collaborative approach ensures that the Stewards' efforts are well-coordinated and that they can leverage local knowledge and resources to achieve their conservation goals more effectively.

The impact of the Environmental Stewards program is already evident. There has been a notable reduction in instances of illegal dumping.    Moreover, environmental stewards join efforts in clean-ups. The clean-up events are strategically organized to target areas most affected by litter and waste, including beaches, parks, nature reserves, and urban spaces. These events are often held in collaboration with local councils, non-governmental organizations, schools, and community groups, ensuring a wide-reaching and coordinated effort.

In conclusion, Ambjent Malta’s Environmental Stewards play a crucial role in safeguarding Malta’s natural heritage. Through their vigilance, educational outreach, and community involvement, they are making significant strides in promoting a sustainable and environmentally conscious Malta. This initiative not only protects the environment but also empowers citizens to become active participants in the preservation of their island’s natural beauty.