Reefscapers

📄🐢 New publication!

We’re excited to share our latest research on tracking rehabilitated sea turtles after their release into the wild.

By following their journeys across the Indian Ocean, we’re gaining valuable insights that help guide future conservation efforts.

Read the full paper here: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0351541

Kaido was admitted to our rehabilitation centre in January, presenting severe injuries and carapace corrosion. After 5 months of consistent care, he has shown remarkable recovery and has now been released to the wild!

We wish him the best of luck! 🐢

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🐢 Happy World Sea Turtle Day! 🌊

Today we’re celebrating some of the ocean’s most remarkable travellers.

At our rehabilitation centre, the species we encounter most often is the Olive Ridley sea turtle. Unlike reef-associated species, Olive Ridleys spend much of their lives in the open ocean, making them especially vulnerable to entanglement in ghost nets and other marine debris. In fact, many of the Olive Ridleys admitted to rehabilitation centres across the Maldives are suffering from injuries caused by discarded fishing gear and marine pollution.

Despite their challenges, these resilient turtles continue to inspire us every day. Every rescue, rehabilitation, and release is a reminder of why protecting our oceans matters.

This World Sea Turtle Day, let’s celebrate these incredible animals and do our part to keep their ocean home healthy

📢 MEET OUR TEAM 🪸

Introducing Mumu, the amazing Assistant Coral Biologist at Four Seasons Landaa Giraavaru!