Our dedicated Coral Biologists keep you up to date with all the latest news and photos direct from our Centres at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read how our coral reef propagation project is progressing in 2023, and see our latest hands-on experiments studying resilience to coral bleaching.
Our dedicated Coral Biologists keep you up to date with all the latest news and photos direct from our Centres at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read how our coral reef propagation project is progressing in 2022, and see our latest hands-on experiments studying resilience to coral bleaching.
Our dedicated Coral Biologists keep you up to date with all the latest news and photos direct from our Centres at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read how our coral reef propagation project is progressing in 2021, and see our latest hands-on experiments studying resilience to coral bleaching.
Our dedicated Coral Biologists keep you up to date with all the latest news and photos direct from our Centres at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read how our coral reef propagation project is progressing in 2020, and see our latest hands-on experiments studying resilience to coral bleaching.
Our dedicated Coral Biologists keep you up to date with all the latest news and photos direct from our Centres at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read how our coral reef propagation project is progressing in 2019, and see our latest hands-on experiments studying resilience to coral bleaching.
Our dedicated Coral Biologists keep you up to date with all the latest news and photos direct from our Centres at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read how our coral reef propagation project is progressing in 2018, and see our latest hands-on experiments studying resilience to coral bleaching.
The Maldives experienced unusually high ocean temperatures during March-May 2016, which caused paling and bleaching in corals both on our Reefscapers frames and on the natural reefs.
Read about the seasonal effects of El Niño, see our photos of the coral bleaching event and its aftermath, and learn of our experiments to minimise future damage and regenerate the reefs.
We have been catching up with the repairs and maintenance following the recent coral bleaching event.
Learn how the high temperatures have been affecting our corals, and see who we photographed
nibbling at our frames… !
We also welcomed local school children for a tour of our Centre and some eco-flavoured fun & games.
Catch up with our latest Reefscapers coral frame facts & figures, and read how the warm ocean temperatures are affecting the corals.
We take a look at which coral species are most affected, and analyse our ocean temperature data collated from 2013-2015.
Join the Four Seasons Apprentice Class of 2015, as they try their hand at making their very own coral frames.
And we start one experiment to study our coral propagation techniques, and a second to research how coral frames will impact a bed of seagrass growing in the lagoon.
Our Reefscapers teams had a very busy April, with over 100 new coral frames added to our lagoons !
Take a unique look at how our ‘Moon Reef’ is growing, from both high in the sky and beneath the waves, and read about how the warm sea temperatures can affect the corals.
Catch up with all our latest Reefscaping news, with updates on our coral frames and reports of recent coral bleaching.
We also welcomed a film crew from Hong Kong this month, who are making a documentary about our work here at Kuda Huraa.
Coral frame maintenance procedures are explained this month, and discover how the hungry Parrotfish can cause us extra work !
Plus you’re invited to join us on our annual Xmas Tree dive … where Santa hats are optional !
Read about Coral Bleaching – what causes it, and how it affects our corals. We bring you our first-hand experiences and latest news at the start of the new monsoon season.
Read about our nursery, learn about coral bleaching as part of our Coral Watch project, and catch up with our young hotel apprentices as they make their very own coral frame.
Here we bring you a behind-the-scenes insight into some of our less well known research work at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives.
19 marine temperature stations have been positioned underwater at strategic locations around Baa Atoll, and are actively recording the surrounding sea temperatures every single hour, 24/7.
July 2010 – Events like this highlight exactly why the work of the Reefscapers is so vital.
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