Marine Conservation Myanmar works through science, education, and community engagement to restore and protect Myanmar's marine ecosystems.
Restoring damaged coral reefs through coral nurseries, transplantation, and long-term monitoring. Fragments are grown in nurseries then out-planted onto degraded reef, giving corals a head start toward recovery.
Conducting scientific surveys to assess reef health, biodiversity, and environmental changes. This data tells us what is working, where reefs are under stress, and how to focus our restoration effort.
Providing educational programs and awareness campaigns for students, divers, and coastal communities — building the local knowledge and stewardship that keeps reefs protected for the long term.
Working together with local communities, volunteers, and partners to protect marine ecosystems. Conservation lasts when the people who live alongside the reef lead and sustain it.
Collecting scientific data and documenting Myanmar's coral reefs to support conservation planning. Sound records today guide better decisions for the reefs of tomorrow.
Volunteer on a dive, sponsor a coral nursery, or partner with us on research and education.