Coral Reef Conservation In Seychelles

Your generosity continues to make a meaningful difference in our mission to protect and restore marine ecosystems in the Seychelles. Over the first half of 2025, your contributions have enabled us to expand our conservation activities, strengthen community outreach, and advance our understanding of reef health and marine debris.

Here are some of the key highlights from 2025:

• Our team conducts regular surveys on reef fish, invertebrates, and corals. These efforts provide essential data to inform conservation strategies and were made possible thanks to your support.

• We’ve continued with work on two coral nurseries through coral fragmentation and propagation. These nurseries play a vital role in rehabilitating damaged reefs, increasing coral resilience, and supporting biodiversity recovery in local marine habitats.

• We remain committed to ocean education and awareness, especially among young people. Through school outreach activities, we’ve engaged local students in learning about marine ecosystems, conservation challenges, and practical actions like recycling. Inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards is key to long-term change.

• Our ongoing beach cleanups have removed over of marine litter so far this year. These efforts not only protect marine life but also raise awareness about the impacts of plastic pollution and the importance of responsible waste management.

• We’ve assisted with Baited Remote Underwater Video (BRUV) research to monitor shark populations and other key predators in Northern Mahé. This monitoring contributes valuable insights to regional marine conservation efforts and helps guide protective policies.

Thanks to your continued support, we’re able to maintain momentum across our  programs, including coral restoration, biodiversity research, marine debris removal, and youth education. Each contribution helps us take another step toward a healthier, more resilient ocean.

We look forward to sharing more updates with you as the year progresses. Together, we are safeguarding Seychelles’ unique marine ecosystems for future generations.