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Annual Report 2025

Our Annual Report 2025 is out!Thank you for reading and thank you for walking the path with us.

We are hiring a Conservation Manager

We are hiring a Conservation Manager. Apply now and become part of the family! Click here to read the full job description.

April – Conversations That Matter

Staff contracts were extended for another two years, and with that came something that hasn’t been done quite like this before: Ali and Fabienne each conducted the staff appraisals. When

Knowledge exchange visit to Mafia Island

In March Marinecultures manager and board had a great and very inspiring exchange visit to The Ropes Of Hope on Chole Island (Mafia). We appreciate Jean and Niki lots for

We are hiring: Senior Fisheries Officer, m/f, 100%

We are hiring! Senior Co-Manager Fisheries Officer, m/f, 100%Jambiani – Zanzibar Marinecultures.org has been working for many years to promote sustainable marine use and strengthen local communities in Zanzibar. Starting

We are nominated for the Ocean Tribut Award- vote for us!

Dear members and supporters of marinecultures.org, we need your help! Our project, “Protecting the Oceans, Empowering People – Coral Restoration and Sponge Farming,” has been nominated for the German Marine

Kigombe Coral Reef Restoration week – Big Group Training

Between 11 and 18 October 2025, our team from marinecultures.org carried out a training week in Kigombe together with the teams from WCS, the Marine Park and local coral restorers.

Marinecultures.org is taking a big step forward over the next three years!

Marinecultures.org is opening a new chapter in coral restoration. Thanks to the funding and project approval from Zoo Basel, we are able to implement our plan for Larval Propagation, the

Community Restoration Training in Msuka, Pemba

In close collaboration with WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society) and local partners, marinecultures.org carried out a multi-day field and training mission in northern Pemba at the end of July.The goal: to

New Collaboration with Blue Ventures

We are excited to announce a new partnership with the internationally marine conservation organization Blue Ventures. Following their recent visit to marinecultures.org, Blue Ventures identified us as a strong local

Big Group Training – Restaurationstraining mit der Community in Pemba

 

June Highlights – A Glimpse into Our Daily Work at marinecultures.org

June was a busy month for us – and to give you a little insight into our day-to-day work, we’d like to share a few stories and moments straight from