Four Seasons - Reefscapers

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Landaa Giraavaru: Our Marine Discovery Centre (right) alongside our colleagues in Dive and Water Sports

Coral frames Marine Savers at Kuda Huraa

Welcome to our Collection of Coral Frame Photographs

Here you can find details of our Reefscapers coral frames at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives – planted and cared for by our resident marine biologists based at our Marine Savers centres at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru (pictured).
We hope to bring you updated photographs every 6 months or so, to enable you to follow the progress of your sponsored frame as the corals take hold and flourish.

Thank you to all our sponsors for supporting our important coral reef propagation work

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Enter your name or email address or coral frame tag number into the search box and press “Submit“.
Thumbnail photos of your frame will appear – click one for a larger view, and scroll left/right to see how the corals are growing.
Click on the word “map” (when available) to see the location of your frame in the lagoon.
To see an example, simply type a tag # such as 1643 and press submit.
Sponsor your very own frame and receive an email when new photographs have been uploaded (approximately every 6 months).
All photos from 2007-2016 have now been archived. The devastating global coral bleaching of 2016 affected many of our coral frames.

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🪸 2024: Coral Bleaching Impact ▼

Many of our coral frames were negatively affected by the global coral bleaching event that has devastated reefs worldwide. Mass coral bleaching is caused by elevated ocean temperatures driven by climate change. The years 2023-2024 have seen record temperatures on both land and sea, along with an increase in extreme weather events.

Our onsite teams continue to work tirelessly to replant the affected coral frames, and photo updates will be uploaded as soon as they are available. Note that the growth sequence of your frame might look different, as we replace any dead coral colonies with fresh fragments.

If you would like to learn more, we update global Climate & Marine Research pages, alongside Local News direct from our resident Reefscapers teams.

Thanks for your continued understanding and kind support of the Maldivian coral reefs.