Our Mariners Are Driven By Reef Conservation This week we began work on our 6th artificial reef! The reef which we have already named “The Parking lot” gets its name from the unique structures we have sourced. MRCI has purchased 3 broken down cars which we have scraped down to their frames to sink on […]
Scorpion Fish on Nosy Komba
Re-Homing A Scorpion Fish Towards the end of August our neighbor reached out to our Dive Instructor Kyle about a Scorpion Fish that he had continuously spotted on his beach. Scorpion Fish have enough venom that their stings can be fatal to humans if medical attention is not administered immediately. Our neighbor unfortunately had an […]
Artificial Reef built by Volunteers
An artificial reef is a man made structure built with the specific aim of to promote the marine life of an area. Some artificial reefs are created accidentally such as ship wrecks and others have been created intentionally such as the reef built by MRCI. Due to natural and man made issues the coral reef […]
Marine Conservation Volunteer Review
I’m Ellie, a 19-year-old from North East England and I have come to volunteer with MRCI in Madagascar for 10 weeks. Part of the draw to come to Madagascar was the chance to learn some new skills and experience things I have never experienced before. Being part of the marine conservation volunteer team here at […]
Diving into the life of Tilo
Author: Alex Oelofse, Social Media Intern & Photographer It is always fascinating to find out more about our staff, their backgrounds and essentially what brought them to MRCI. Below, we pay homage to our marine science manager, Tilo Kauerkoff. I decided there is no better way than to do a little interview with the man […]
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