We’ve launched an interactive map that brings years of data from 300+ reef sites to your fingertips! This new platform was made possible through The APAC Digital Transformation Program by Infoxchange. Explore here reefcheck.org.my/interactive… & let us know what you think! #reefmap

In Malaysia, Reef Check Malaysia @ReefCheckMY leads community reef recovery at Mantanani. In Alaska, the Native Conservancy @ConserveNative is replanting kelp forests through Indigenous-led nurseries.

Let's work together to support our ocean 💙🌊 Every donation is multiplied before 21 July! Support us here: maearth.com/reef-check-malay…

One donation. One more supporter. One step closer to unlocking more matching funds. 🪸 Support our fundraiser to restore Mantanani's coral reefs. Every contribution, big or small, helps us make a bigger impact. Donate today: maearth.com/reef-check-malay… #marineconservation #donate

A new 🇬🇧🇲🇾project is supporting the restoration of Malaysia's tropical seaweeds - ecologically important and economically valuable for Sabah's communities This project is led @unimalaya with @ReefCheckMY @SAMSoceannews, supported @BBSRC @UKRI_News More: thestar.com.my/news/nation/2…

Many would not see the connection between coral reef health and how it can impact human survival, coastal economies, and global food systems but the data shows otherwise. Read more below ⬇️ reefcheck.org.my/checking-th…

Are our corals bleaching again? Should we panic? Be concerned? Read more below! reefcheck.org.my/are-our-cor…

More mooring buoys have been installed at key marine tourism sites in Semporna to protect coral reef ecosystems. This effort is part of our work to promote sustainable tourism on the islands. Check out the story below 🔽 nst.com.my/news/nation/2026/…

Listen to our CEO explaining the findings of our 2025 Reef Check surveys and how decline in reef affects our economy and food security. S9E2: "From Coral To Community" ft. Reef Check Malaysia | Julian Hyde piped.video/6f67Hw3R-yA?si=dt-W… via @YouTube

Are we still debating if sewage pollution affects reefs? I thought we are clear on this. Find out more below 🔽 #marineconservation #wastewater #sewagetreatment #coralreef #coralconservation reefcheck.org.my/wastewater-…

Meet the CLIP 2025 Awarded Projects! Associate Prof. Tan Chun Hong from Universiti Malaysia Terengganu leads a team of researchers aiming at developing a low-cost, in situ larval restoration system deployable directly on reefs by local communities. They call it the “Larval Highway”. Coral reef ecosystems are increasingly threatened by climate change, pollution, and other human pressures, leading to widespread degradation and biodiversity loss. Conventional restoration methods, such as coral fragment transplantation, are slow, labour-intensive, and often dependent on costly ex situ infrastructure. They scale poorly in regions with limited resources, and in highly degraded sites natural recovery may take decades, if it occurs at all. To accelerate progress, scientists have turned to ex situ larval propagation, using land-based systems to fertilize and rear larvae before releasing them back into the sea. Watch the video to find out how this team of researchers will develop a coral larvae highway to accelerate coral reef recovery. This is one of sixteen (!) new projects funded under CORDAP’s CLIP 2025 program, supporting 63 researchers from 13 countries with a total investment of USD 1.5 million. Learn more about CLIP 2025 and the awarded projects: cordap.org/dipl-team-member/… ________________ Project title: Larval-Highway: A Scalable Larval Collection with Targeted Settlement System for Reef Rehabilitation Project Lead: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tan Chun Hong Co-leads: Dr. Poh Seng Chee, Dr. Mathinee Yucharoen, Putri Asma Megat Yusop Countries involved: Malaysia, Thailand Takes place: Pulau Bidong and Pulau Redang (Terengganu, Malaysia) Supporting institutions: Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (@UMT_official), Prince of Songkla University, Reef Check Malaysia (@reefcheckMY) Duration: 24 months

Listen to our CEO, Julian Hyde, talked about our Reef Check survey 2025 findings with @BFMradio #marine #marineconservation #coralconservation #foodsecurity bfm.my/content/podcast/malay…

The results of our 2025 Reef Check surveys show that reef health is continuing to decline. We lost the equivalent of 47,250 football fields of coral last year! Why does this matter, and what can be done? Read more below. #marineconservation #coralreef reefcheck.org.my/2025-reef-c…

Happy New Year from team Reef Check Malaysia! It was an eventful 2025 and we look forward to an even better 2026 💙🪸 reefcheck.org.my/rcm-2025-hi…

Our #KodBlue2025 event happened in Kampung Juara, Tioman this year! Together, we removed 434.5 kg of #trash and 198 Crown-of-Thorns Starfish (COTs) from harming our ocean! Join us next year at #KodBlue2026! #beachcleanup #cleanocean #staytuned piped.video/F690mDVB8F8?si=eka7…

It’s the season of giving! ✨ Looking for a Christmas gift, birthday surprise, or a way to celebrate your wins this year? Adopt seKarang and your gift will keep on giving. 💙 Adopt seKarang here: pages.razorpay.com/adoptseka… #gifts #Christmasgifts #seasonofgiving #adoptacoral

The residents of Tioman Island came together to discuss #climatechange adaptation strategies to protect their island and surrounding marine ecosystems. Discover how they are building resilience against the impacts of #climate change ⬇️ piped.video/xBjhONIjEbE?si=F-HN…

We are #Hiring We are looking for an Assistant Programme Manager (Redang) Salary range: RM 2800 – RM 3300 For more info on this opportunity, visit our website here: reefcheck.org.my/job-opening… #jobs #vacancy #kerjakosong #conservation #marine