Restoration and conservation of marine ecosystems and the coastal areas in Bali, Indonesia.
We are working to restore and preserve marine ecosystems and the biodiversity for the long term. We actively promote understanding for the conservation of these ecosystems.
We are safeguarding livelihoods by improving living conditions in coastal communities.
Our goal is to raise awareness for sustainability.
By engaging local communities and opening up reef restoration to anyone who wants to get involved, we are making this system safe for the future.
Together we are moving faster, building thriving reefs, helping biodiversity recover and protecting a cultural heritage: the ocean.
> 3,400 square meters of reef restored
> 116,000 coral fragments planted
3,600 households with access to waste logistics
24 young people trained and certified
The Livingseas Coral Reef Restoration, is one of the largest coral reef restoration projects in Indonesia.
It is located just off the coast of Padang Bai, a small fishing village in northeast Bali, and will cover an area of 5 hectares.
Active restoration work began in 2020. Find out how big the new reef is now.
Waste is a global problem, but while industrialized nations have recycling facilities and functioning waste management systems, the waste problem in Bali continues to grow. To combat this problem, Livingseas Foundation and its partners have developed a modern system for the collection, disposal and recycling of waste.
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