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Southeast Asian coral reefs have the highest levels of biodiversity for the world’s marine ecosystems where they serve many functions, from sustaining the livelihood of fishermen to medicine and even construction materials....
There is widespread recognition that coral reefs face severe threats, and many non-profit organisations around the world are doing what they can to improve the situation. Many people are not aware of the importance of coral reefs and do not engage adequately to protect the reefs...
What are you waiting for? Coral reef's future depends on you!...
Sustainable tourism is so important. It just can’t be stated enough. Unmanaged tourism and irresponsible diving can harm the reef and the marine life that lives there, reducing its tourism value in the long-term. Yet, scuba diving - when done responsibly - can be a great economic opportunity for destinations with healthy coral reefs and marine ecosystems. Divers and operators who follow best environmental practice minimise their negative impact on the reef and help preserve this precious ecosystem for future generations. Sustainability offers a great opportunity to the tourism industry as it becomes...
Tourism will have to go towards sustainable diving anyway. We have to make the most of tourism to discover cultures, to learn and to raise awareness about the beauty of our plant. In the meantime, we need to respect this planet...
We believe that the future of marine conservation is everyone's business. Every second breath we take originated in the ocean. It is 70% of our planet, and without a healthy, functional ocean, we cannot stay on this planet...
In recent years, marine restoration companies have been racing against climate change to create innovative solutions to halt and mitigate coral deterioration. While many designs and substrates exist on the market, most fall woefully short of reaching their conservation goals in four main categories: scalability, durability, bio-promotion, and cost....
Take action and be part of the change you want to see...
According to Oceans Asia, we produce more than 300 million tons of plastic every year, and over 8 million tons of plastic waste enter the ocean. This is threatening our marine ecosystem as an estimate of 100,000 marine mammals are killed by plastic pollution annually. We know that plastic is terrible for our environment but do you know how it disrupts marine life?...
Scientists are developing digital solutions to solve many of the world’s pressing issues and marine conservationists are no exception. We are delighted to introduce a new project launched by The Reef-World Foundation: Green Fins Global Hub. It is a digital global solution to help dive professionals protect fragile coral reefs. In partnership with the UN Environment Programme...
