Latest updates from Future Oceans Foundation

Real progress happens when experience and qualifications meet, not when one outweighs the other.

Hit by a marine heatwave, Ningaloo has found itself in trouble

what’s your thoughts?

Rob is learning how the coral farmers care for their corals

Supporting a research project investigating the presence of a specific coral parasite

Snorkeling over coral racks for the aquarium trade

Sea defence structure is being constructed to help save the 11th century temple Pura Luhur Uluwatu, Bali

Yes, you heard it right.... Soft corals do walk!

No other reef restoration unit looks as good as the CoralPod on World Ocean Day

Annual visit by third year marine biology students from Portsmouth University.

new batch of chromis atripectoralis fry hatched last night

Christmas card budget into something more sustainable and impactful.... recyclable 1 pint cups for Eastleigh Football Club.

Future Oceans Foundation were out in force at the Reef Conservation UK conference at London Zoo!

Leigh-Marie Hobday had the opportunity to connect with colleagues at Artecology during the Portsmouth City Arts event

The CoralPod is 2 years old and its performed better than we expected in regards to coral growth.

Our Reef for Schools project has been opening some doors with the wonderful team at Winterslow C of E Primary School, near Salisbury.

Future Oceans Foundation have connected to some wonderful reef restoration work being carried out in Bali, Indonesia.