Feridhoo Coral Restoration Project Maldives

We are proud to share the first quarterly update of Phase Two (2026–2027) of our coral restoration efforts in Feridhoo, Alif-Alif Atoll, led in collaboration with Coralive, co-managing directors Matt & Zoe Walker. In just three months, our nurseries achieved an outstanding 99.4% survival rate, with fragments growing steadily and showing no bleaching stress. This report highlights the progress made by the Noohiri Diving Centre team, improved nursery performance compared to cyc

Water temperature and light intensity were monitored continuously from 1 April to 19 May 2026. Water temperature remained relatively stable, ranging from approximately 29.0 to 31.2 °C. Temperatures gradually increased throughout April, peaked in late April, and then steadily declined during May. The final temperature spike was excluded from the analysis because it occurred after the sensor had been removed from the water. Daily mean light intensity was more variable, ranging

The article written by Caterina Carli and Michelle Bon of H-FARM International School of Treviso won second place in the Italian competition for the Article section within the international program Young Reporters for the Environment. Preserving Coral Reefs: A Battle Against Pollution and Bleaching Maldives, Feridhoo H-FARM International School of Treviso Caterina Carli & Michelle Bon Coral reefs are often referred to as the “rainforest” of the sea. They fill our oceans with