Reefscapers

Reefscapers Coral Reef Restoration & Marine Environmental Consultancy, established in the Maldives in the year 20

Reefscapers is an independent marine consultancy company, established in Malé, Maldives in the year 2000. We are a qualified team of Maldivian and international marine biologists, working throughout the country’s resort hotels and local islands. Reefscapers develops solutions to many environmental challenges, from beach erosion and waste disposal, to coral reef propagation and aquaculture. We carr

y out surveys and feasibility studies to write detailed proposals for practical engineering solutions. We are available for international consultancy, and projects or long-term research contracts anywhere in the Maldives.

📢 MEET OUR TEAM 🪸Introducing Eve, the new Assistant Coral Biologist at Kuda Huraa!
24/08/2026

📢 MEET OUR TEAM 🪸

Introducing Eve, the new Assistant Coral Biologist at Kuda Huraa!

Coral restoration isn’t as simple as it looks 👀Yes, we can use coral frames to help restore reefs.Yes, reefs can recover...
14/08/2026

Coral restoration isn’t as simple as it looks 👀

Yes, we can use coral frames to help restore reefs.
Yes, reefs can recover from bleaching.
Yes, coral spawning creates the next generation of reefs.

But there’s always more to the story.

Where we place our frames, how we monitor coral growth, when we observe spawning, and how we respond to bleaching all matter.

Because successful restoration isn’t just about putting corals back in the ocean, it’s about understanding the reef, monitoring change, and giving corals the best possible chance to thrive 🩵🪸

Maldives Marine Science Symposium  #6, at the Maldives National University (MNU) yesterday.Many thanks to  for sharing t...
06/08/2026

Maldives Marine Science Symposium #6, at the Maldives National University (MNU) yesterday.
Many thanks to for sharing the great photos, and to MNU for staging such an interesting, informative and well-organised event.
We're already looking forward to next year ! 😊

Maldives Marine Science Symposium  #6, at the Maldives National University (MNU).If you missed us today, come along tomo...
04/08/2026

Maldives Marine Science Symposium #6, at the Maldives National University (MNU).
If you missed us today, come along tomorow (Wed 5th) for turtle talk, dolphin discussion, and other marine magic!

Maldives Marine Science Symposium  #6, at the Maldives National University (MNU).If you missed us today, come along tomo...
04/08/2026

Maldives Marine Science Symposium #6, at the Maldives National University (MNU).
If you missed us today, come along tomorow (Wed 5th) for turtle talk, dolphin discussion, and other marine magic!

Every reef has a story, and so do the people working to protect it. 🌊At Reefscapers, our work goes far beyond coral rest...
02/08/2026

Every reef has a story, and so do the people working to protect it. 🌊

At Reefscapers, our work goes far beyond coral restoration. From monitoring dolphins and rehabilitating sea turtles to sustainable aquaculture, marine research, education, and inspiring the next generation of ocean advocates, every project is driven by a passionate team dedicated to protecting the Maldives’ incredible marine life.

This month, we’re taking you behind the scenes.

We’ll be introducing each of our projects, the people who lead them, and the conservation work happening both above and below the surface. You’ll hear directly from our team, discover why these projects matter, and see the impact they’re having on our oceans every day.

Follow along as we dive into the stories behind Reefscapers. 💙

📢 Internship OPEN, apply SOON!🎓 Marine graduate ➕ Coral experience 🪸🤿 Freediver ➕ PADI✅ Included: food ➕ accomm ➕ 1 minu...
30/07/2026

📢 Internship OPEN, apply SOON!
🎓 Marine graduate ➕ Coral experience 🪸
🤿 Freediver ➕ PADI
✅ Included: food ➕ accomm ➕ 1 minute commute!
🗓️ Start October for 3 months
🔗 https://reefscapers.com/careers/

Species Spotlight: Risso’s Dolphins 🐬This month we have been fortunate to encounter Risso’s dolphins far more frequently...
26/07/2026

Species Spotlight: Risso’s Dolphins 🐬

This month we have been fortunate to encounter Risso’s dolphins far more frequently across our monitoring sites, so we wanted to introduce you to these fascinating deep-water specialists.

Found throughout the Maldives, including our long-term research areas at Four Seasons Kuda Huraa and Landaa Giraavaru, Risso’s dolphins are easily recognised by their unique scars, pale appearance, and distinctive dorsal fins.

Through photo-identification, every encounter helps us learn more about these incredible animals and their lives in Maldivian waters.

Swipe through to discover more about Risso’s dolphins 🌊

Not all corals spawn at the same time and that’s exactly why we monitor them. 🪸✨Coral spawning is the process where cora...
20/07/2026

Not all corals spawn at the same time and that’s exactly why we monitor them. 🪸✨

Coral spawning is the process where corals release eggs and s***m into the water for external fertilisation, creating the next generation of coral reefs. Different coral species spawn at different times throughout the year, making each spawning event an important opportunity to better understand the reproductive cycles of our reefs.

By monitoring these events, we can identify which species are spawning, when they’re reproducing, and how environmental conditions may influence their success. This knowledge is vital for guiding reef restoration, protecting coral biodiversity, and building more resilient reefs for the future.

Happy Shark Awareness Day! 🦈 Dive into our latest research exploring shark depredation and what it means for shark conse...
14/07/2026

Happy Shark Awareness Day! 🦈
Dive into our latest research exploring shark depredation and what it means for shark conservation.

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