Coral Spawning Season Has Begun in Zanzibar From October to March, coral reefs along the East African coast enter the period when many coral species release their reproductive cells, known

New Team Members at marinecultures.org Our team has grown over the past year, and we are very happy to welcome four new team members to marinecultures.org. Each of them brings

Moving into Our New Office In May, we took the step of moving into the neighbouring building, where we have set up our new office and Larval Propagation Laboratory. From

Monitoring for Healthy Corals: Understanding What Happens Underwater Water Quality and Sediment Monitoring as Part of Our Coral Restoration Coral reef restoration is about more than simply planting new corals.

World Ocean Day: Taking Action for a Cleaner Ocean in Jambiani Every year, World Oceans Day is a reminder of how essential the ocean is to our planet, our communities

A Major Step for marinecultures.org With the launch of our Co-Fisheries Management Programme, marinecultures.org is entering a new three-year phase. Together with coastal communities, we will work in six villages

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. Apply now and become part of the family! Click here to read the full job description.

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

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 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

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