We revisit 3 of our nurseries Lipah Bay (Amed), Ped (Nusa Penida) and Tulamben on their progress. We are continuing to expand our restoration areas and looking for better techniques for coral restoration.
November 2025 became a month filled with stories for the five participants who gathered in Bali for the Coral Reef Restoration Full Certificate—a four-week learning
Our staff member Anasthasia reflects on her first coral spawning in Tulamben and updates from this coral spawning season in 2025.
Corals – The Hidden Foundation of Marine Life In Nusa Penida, tens of thousand of visitors visit Manta Point in Nusa Penida, Bali. But behind
Our new blog post examines the threat of unsustainable tourism development in Nusa Penida to the coral reefs. While the Marine Protected Area (MPA) has been established since 2010, land-based pollution from unchecked development is starting to degrade these vital ecosystems.
Our coral restoration efforts in Ped show promising progress, but the long-term health of Nusa Penida’s marine life depends on sustainable management, including clear guidelines for visitors and developers, robust waste management, and comprehensive environmental protection. Let’s protect this paradise!
Our latest blog post looks at the recent plastic ban in Bali. With all the plastic pollution we saw during our dives, we were curious about the recent plastic ban. Bali generates 3,436 tons of waste daily, with landfills overflowing into illegal disposal. The ban is set for full enforcement by January 2026 will span all sectors including government, businesses, and schools, is a key step towards Bali’s ambitious goal of becoming waste-free by 2027.
Reef stars are a fantastic reef restoration tool, but they need to be used properly
“On Indonesia’s Nusa Penida, a local community takes coral restoration into its own hands to preserve their coral reef for future generations.” Article featured in
Acanthaster planci, more commonly known as the Crown-of-Thorn starfish, is a voracious predator which feeds on stony coral polyps. The starfish gets its name from
With over 20 years of coral planting experience and a background in marine aquaculture, we’ve consistently sought efficient solutions for large-scale coral production for coral
