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Who Are Reefscapers?

Reefscapers is a marine consultancy company, working to restore coral reefs in the Maldives since 2005. Using a pioneering coral frame technique, we increase coral cover and enhance the biodiversity of coral reefs; ranking among the most successful marine conservation programs of its type in the world!

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Coral Reef Restoration

Reefscapers has been involved in coral reef restoration projects in the Maldives since 2005, with our pioneering coral frame techniques that rank among the most successful marine conservation programmes in the world.

Targeted primarily at island-based resorts to improve the general health of the natural coral reefs, Reefscapers offers the most advanced coral propagation programme with long-term monitoring, maintenance and support. When guests adopt a coral reef, they will be emailed when new photographs of their growing frame can be viewed on our website.

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Resort Marine Centres

Reefscapers recruited the first resort marine biologists in the Maldives back in 2008, implementing long-term marine conservation projects to increase guest awareness and to improve the island’s natural environment.

Our programs range from marine excursions & reef rejuvenation, to the creation & management of marine education centres. We established the first sea turtle rescue centre in the Maldives in 2011, and successfully treated and re-released 200+ turtles over 10 yrs.

Read more about our consultancy projects, and how we can assist you with marine conservation and coastal management.

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Our Rescued Sea Turtle Patients

Turtles Identified in our Database

Marine Biologists in the Maldives

Reefscapers Coral Frames in Water

Coral Growth Monitoring Photographs

Transplanted Coral Fragments

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