We are pleased to inform you that XDeep Exploration Support Program became our Partner and will support us with their fantastic, highest-quality dive equipment. We’ve just got the first box with it and can’t wait to check the new stuff under the water. Even the unboxing was a pleasure. And everything was packed in 0% single-use plastic way! Possible? Yes,
We have a new permanent member of our team! Meet Ewa – she used to be our supporter and volunteer, but she got so captivated by what we are doing for the Ocean that she decided to devote herself to our mission fully. Ewa is PADI Dive Master and an ocean lover fascinated by sharks and other aquatic creatures. From today,
Have you ever heard about super-corals?As for sure you know, corals die when the water temperature in the ocean rises, and this warming lasts too long. Unfortunately, those water warming waves happen every couple of years and spread over the whole planet. What does it mean?We work, run the nursery, and plant corals. But there is a risk that the
We have exciting news! Coral Mission will lead a rescue and relocation project to save a coral reef from being destroyed in the Maldives. At Maamigili island airport, there are plans to extend the runway by reclaiming land. Unfortunately, this work will flood the nearby reef with sand which will suffocate the beautiful corals living just 2-8m underwater. We approached
Dears,Due to the situation in Ukraine, we were silent for a moment, mainly because our directors, Maria and Marek, are from Poland, the closest neighbor of Ukraine. They were busy arranging humanitarian transport to destroyed cities and bringing Ukrainian refugees to Poland. So we decided it was not a good time to post about Coral Mission’s works and plans. But
Would you like to know how do we get corals to our nursery? We visit different places where, as we suppose, the reef can be damaged by snorkeling people, divers, construction work or by hunting predators. There we look for broken but still living coral fragments. We check the condition of found corals carefully, remove parts that are dead or
