On June 30, 2026, our team hosted a large community sensitization meeting in the conference room at Swahili Beach Resort. Bringing together 50 representatives from neighboring communities, the event was an important step in extending local engagement among new members. The diverse audience included boat operators and fishermen from local hubs such as Mwakamba, Mtswini, Mnarani, Kongo, and Tradewinds, alongside ten executive committee members from regional Beach Management Uni

In a significant step towards advancing coral reef restoration efforts, Reefolution welcomed the executives from the Mwakamba Beach...

Last week was an exciting adventure for us at REEFolution as we embarked on a visit to Shimoni with a group of seven important...

Coral reefs are some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, supporting a wide range of marine life and serving as important...

Tinka Murk, professor dr. in Marine Animal Ecology at Wageningen University and one of the REEFolution Foundation's advisors, visited our...

This month we were invited for a few meetings by the chairmen of the Beach Management Units (BMU) overseeing the fishing and watersport...