FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is Marine Savers?

Marine Savers is a joint venture between Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, and the Maldivian environmental consultancy company Reefscapers (formerly known as Seamarc, based in the capital city of Malé).

Where is Marine Savers?

We operate from two Marine Discovery Centres in the Maldives – one at Four Seasons Resort Landaa Giraavaru (in Baa Atoll), and a second at Four Seasons Resort Kuda Huraa (S.Malé Atoll). See maps, below.

What work is Marine Savers involved with?

Our work includes:
– Reefscapers coral propagation and reef restoration to increase marine biodiversity around resort islands.
– Turtle conservation, rehabilitation, protection, identification and tracking.
– Research into the breeding of marine fish (especially anemonefish) in our Fish Lab.
– management of 2 guest-facing Marine Discovery Centres.
– marine conservation awareness, local outreach & education, guided guest tours.

I have found an injured turtle – what should I do?

Please contact Marine Savers as soon as you can, by phone if possible (numbers at top of the page). Even if you are not located in Baa or S.Malé Atolls, we have an extensive network of contacts and we will try to help.

I have a question …

If you have a question or require further information about any of our work, we will be very pleased to hear from you !
Use the contact details or message form at the top of this page, or shout out on social media.

What is your website privacy policy?

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How popular is the Marine Savers website?

We launched our Marine Savers website in 2012, and a decade later we’ve clocked-up more than half a million page views! 👀 We write and publish exclusive new website content each month, now totalling more than 500 pages of articles and marine research, along with 5,000+ unique photographs of marine life in the Maldives.

Thanks to all our global readers for making us the most popular marine biology website in the Maldives. 💙