To successfully implement mCDR (marine carbon dioxide removal) solutions in Puerto Rico, it is crucial to understand the interconnectedness of natural and social ecosystems in shaping climate risks. Local knowledge and generational experiences must be integrated into interventions, with a focus on ecosystems-based approaches. Policy advocacy should be informed by both scientific research and community insights, considering multigenerational impacts. The intervention must align with existing systems of care, community, and resilience in Puerto Rico to effectively address climate change impacts.