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“Complete Guide to Coral Reef Rehabilitation”
The “Complete Guide to Coral Reef Rehabilitation” is a book designed for anyone with interest in coral reef restoration. First,
Partnership between OQ and ADIP
The Association of Diving Instructors (ADIP) created in 1997 by Jacky Marino with the help of instructors from various (IDEA,
World champions in freediving unite their efforts to protect and rehabilitate coral reefs
Ocean Quest Global is proud to announce that three freediving champions and ocean lovers have joined its campaign as ambassadors
Freediving and coral reef rehabilitation: greater community outreach, increased sustainability.
Rehabilitating coral reefs via scuba diving is a viable option, but it is not the only one. As such, we
Call for volunteers – Maya Bay, Koh Phi Phi Leh Island
** To our volunteers already trained in coral rehabilitation ** Do you wish to help us by taking part in