All the latest updates from our resident marine biology teams at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read the monthly reports from marine excursions to turtle rescues, and from colourful corals to Fishy Lab tales.
All the latest updates from our resident marine biology teams at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read the monthly reports from marine excursions to turtle rescues, and from colourful corals to Fishy Lab tales.
All the latest updates from our resident marine biology teams at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read the monthly reports from marine excursions to turtle rescues, and from colourful corals to Fishy Lab tales.
All the latest updates from our resident marine biology teams at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read the monthly reports from marine excursions to turtle rescues, and from colourful corals to Fishy Lab tales.
All the latest updates from our resident marine biology teams at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read the monthly reports from marine excursions to turtle rescues, and from colourful corals to Fishy Lab tales.
All the latest updates from our resident marine biology teams at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read the monthly reports from marine excursions to turtle rescues, and from colourful corals to Fishy Lab tales.
Hello everyone! I’m Aditya, and this is my very first blog — so I’m both thrilled and a little nervous to share my journey so far.
It’s been just one month since I joined ReefScapers as an Assistant Coral Biologist, and honestly, it’s been nothing short of incredible.
All the latest updates from our resident marine biology teams at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, at Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru.
Read the monthly reports from marine excursions to turtle rescues, and from colourful corals to Fishy Lab tales.
Join our teams on nightly SCUBA dives around the November full moon period, in the hopes of witnessing the fascinating sight of mass coral spawning.
You can visit our Sea Turtle Rescue Centre to meet our patients, and then venture into the Fish Lab to see how our groupers are grapes are growing!
Meet Toby, a juvenile hawksbill turtle admitted to our Sea Turtle Rescue Centre at Kuda Huraa this month.
Then join us on the beach at Landaa, to witness the uplifting sight of baby turtles emerging from the sand and making their way down to the ocean.
I have been working for Reefscapers for 3 months now, and so far it has been a fun experience! I have been transplanting coral frames with guests, teaching excursion-goers about dolphins and marine life, and working with such a wonderful team.
I have also been able to explore other islands for both work and leisure, so it’s been really cool seeing what the Maldives has to offer.
Roll up, roll up to this year’s annual Turtle Fest! Come and roll the dice in a game of ‘coral-health snakes and ladders’ and try your luck in our ‘sea turtle facts race’.
Then, you can meet some of our new team members, and read about our recently published scientific paper on coral spawning!
Seeking to expand my knowledge in coral restoration, I joined the Reefscapers team as an intern. From day one, it has been an incredible journey of learning, diving, and connecting with the reefs I’ve always loved.
But it’s more than a learning experience; it’s a chance to live and breathe marine conservation. Every day reinforces why I chose this path, and I can’t wait to see what the rest of my time here will bring.
My name is Rylee, and I am the new Marine Biologist at Kuda Huraa. I graduated with my degree in Wildlife Conservation from Washington State University and wanted to dive deeper into the world of marine ecology.
The tropical clear blue waters of the Maldives are the complete opposite of what I’m used to back home. I’ve always loved the water, working with wildlife, and I’m passionate about conservation – so this is a perfect opportunity to put all of them together.
I feel incredibly grateful to be here in the Maldives, contributing to Reefscapers’ coral restoration efforts. From fragment collection and frame transplantation to monitoring and maintenance, it’s been inspiring to see how hands-on conservation can create visible change.
Working alongside such a dedicated and supportive team has made the experience all the more rewarding.
Wave goodbye to Zi, our injured sea turtle who was released back into the ocean after 4 months of TLC at our Centre, complete with a satellite tracking tag!
Meet our Four Seasons apprentices who are gaining hands-on marine conservation training alongside our expereinced team.
And we discover some mysterious tracks left overnight down on Landaa’s beach …
Join us on Turtle Safari to snorkel the reefs, keeping a lookout for grazing hawksbills, and then meet beach-side as we rescue a sea turtle nest from the dangers of flooding.
Venture down into our Fish Lab to see our jellyfish Kreisel aquarium and our grouper-rearing tanks. Finally, catch up with Reefscaper news as we study coral spawning and go on the hunt for coral predators.
Another busy month for our teams, both above and below the waves. Firstly, you can witness the reefs bursting with colour during the annual coral spawning event, and then join us for a sunset dolphin-spotting excursion.
Then say hello to our new turtle patients Nemo & Zi, before waving a fond farewell to Vick, released after more than 1 year of recuperation at our Turtle Rescue Centre.
We take our turtle patients out in the lagoon for swimming lessons to increase muscle strength, and we use our bespoke ocean enclosure to encourage deep diving and foraging behaviours during the final stages before release.
To help with diagnosis and subsequent treatments, we have recently started ultrasonography to evaluate the internal health of our patients.
Hello everybody, nice to meet you, my name is Perry! I grew up in Florida, where I enjoyed freediving for lobsters and fishing with my dad. I always had a passion for marine biology, and my interest in coral restoration truly took shape while earning my open-water scuba certification. Seeing the vibrant underwater world firsthand, especially the corals, solidified my desire to work in this field—I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.
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