Coral Reef Care

Coral Reef Care Foundation, marine conservation More than 25% of all marine species live in and around coral reefs. the so-called ‘spill-over effect’.

More than 700 million people depend on coral reefs for food and income. Coral reefs are the rainforests of our oceans, their protection is essential. Man's consumptive wishes, fishery methods, water acidization, global warming and pollution have an impact on the world's oceans and its inhibitants that is beyond imagination. Coral Reef Care protects the most fragile marine ecosystems - coral reefs. Coral reefs cover less than 1% of world’s oceans, yet they are still mostly unprotected. Coral restoration, building artificial reefs, awareness campaigns with a bottom-up and community-based approach are a few of our activities. But most importantly, through community awareness we strive for more marine protected areas. Fishermen of poor communities often understand the ocean better than the large industrial fisheries. They understand that if nothing is done, there won’t be any fish left for them and their children. They understand that by protecting important areas, this can improve marine life in adjacent areas i.e. We aim for that community involvement and believe it’s the best way to have a durable and sustainable conservation plan. Coral Reef Care is active in East Africa and Indonesia.

15/09/2026

A LAWNMOWER IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN A SHARK

Sharks kill around six people per year. Humans kill sharks and rays by the thousands every day.

Maybe it’s time to ask who should really be afraid of whom.

If you agree that sharks and rays need our attention, not our fear, help us spread the message. Share this video.

Look at this incredible diversity!From sharks to rays, skates and sawfish, the so-called elasmobranchs come in an astoni...
31/08/2026

Look at this incredible diversity!
From sharks to rays, skates and sawfish, the so-called elasmobranchs come in an astonishing variety of shapes and forms.
And they have been around for a very long time: shark-like ancestors appeared around 460 million years ago, while rays and skates date back at least 150 million years. Long before dinosaurs walked the Earth.
Last month, we launched our Elasmobranch Education & Awareness Campaign in Kenya. Because the more we discover about these extraordinary animals, the more there is to protect.



Mariners for Action -MFA
LaMCoT Lamu
Oceans Alive
Kwale Focus CBO

1. Sharks and Rays are top predators. Their presence on the reef keeps smaller fish on the move, preventing overgrazing ...
24/08/2026

1. Sharks and Rays are top predators. Their presence on the reef keeps smaller fish on the move, preventing overgrazing of corals and seagrass beds.

2. Rays reshape the seafloor with their wing movements, creating habitats for diverse marine species.

3. Sharks and rays prey on sick and dying individuals, thereby helping to maintain healthy and strong populations. They also control small predator populations.

4. Sharks and rays spread nutrients that naturally fertilize corals and seagrass.

LaMCoT Lamu
Kwale Focus CBO
Indonesia Biru Foundation
Oceans Alive
Mariners for Action -MFA

Coral reef conservation and artificial reefs.
13/08/2026

Coral reef conservation and artificial reefs.

September 12, 1pm on the Dam. Coral reefs need your help!
11/08/2026

September 12, 1pm on the Dam. Coral reefs need your help!

Meet the beautiful and fascinating octopus!
21/07/2026

Meet the beautiful and fascinating octopus!

Follow us to keep updated on our stories and the stories of the fishers!Thanks for the footage:Des BowdenJustin Beswick ...
07/07/2026

Follow us to keep updated on our stories and the stories of the fishers!

Thanks for the footage:
Des Bowden
Justin Beswick
A Rocha Kenya
Lucky Kahindi
Rolf Voorhuis

The innovative idea of 'Map the Giants' is to map the largest coral colonies in the world, and turn them into marine mon...
30/06/2026

The innovative idea of 'Map the Giants' is to map the largest coral colonies in the world, and turn them into marine monuments. Corals are one of the oldest species on our planet and we are losing them in an unprecedented pace due to climate change, overfishing, ocean acidification and other human impact. Finding, studying and turning corals into underwater icons can help conserve these majestic wonders of our planet.

Our project in Bukti is in collaboration with the Bukti community and Pokmaswas Satya Bahari Desa Bukti

20/06/2026

Our mangrove restoration and ecotourism project in Lombok in full progress!

18/06/2026

Rays, sharks, guitarfish, skates, they are all 'elasmobranchs'. These species are heavily overfished around the world. In Kenya and Indonesia we work together with local fishermen to protect elasmobranchs. Thru awareness campaigns we explain their various crucial roles in the ecosystem, the law on protected species, ways to prevent bycatch, etc. Together we try to find alternative livelihoods for the fishers in for instance shark- or mangrove-ecotourism and in permaculture.

Follow us to keep updated on our stories and the stories of the fishers!

Thanks for the footage:


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