Red Sea Project | Marine Conservation | Environmental Education

We bring individuals from all walks of life together with a world-class education system to work for the good of the Red Sea. The Red Sea Project continues to grow rapidly, with participation from members of the general public we call "citizen scientists," to corporate Scuba Divers, Local Community, to educators and students.

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WE ARE COMMITTED TO THE

SDG goals are at the core of Red Sea Project, and we are dedicated to supporting these targets through both our direct involvements and our partnerships.

EXCEL YOUR EXPERIENCE

Experience hands-on science in some of the most astounding locations in the Red Sea and learn about charismatic marine life, its biology, behavior and distribution. Practice monitoring techniques and enjoy the opportunity to participate in Conservation and Citizen Science Programs.

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Red Sea Project offers a huge variety of educational programs for divers, teachers, students, and school groups. Discover what makes Red Sea Project a leader in the field of Marine Citizen Science Education in the Red Sea.

BE MORE THAN JUST A VISITOR

Participate in Marine Conservation Projects, Environmental Protection events and campaigns and meet a mixed community of local experts and like-minded travelers and return home with stories filled with adventures.

Red Sea Project currently supports more than 15 different Citizen science programs in the Red Sea that produce relevant, rigorous, and impactful science, addresses change, and actively involve experts.

BECOME A CONSERVATION VOLUNTEER

You can now volunteer to support ongoing marine conservation efforts. Learn new advanced skills and help to restore coral reefs, carry out surveys of endangered marine life and join educators to teach tourists and locals.

Red Sea Project aims to succeed in empowering a community resonating on the principles of sustainability, conservation and environmental stewardship by supporting responses to the UN Sustainable Development Goals Agenda 2030.

Oceanic White-tip Sharks (Carcharhinus longimanus)

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The Sea Cow (Dugong dugon)

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Spinner Dolphins (Stenella longirostris)

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Professional divers collect over 20 tons of marine debris at Marsa Alam Harbor

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Environmental Dive Briefing - For Professional Divers

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Wadi El Gimal National Park

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COVID-19 Updates for scuba divers

We want to bring you the latest COVID-19 Updates and Considerations. Please use this blog as a way to stay informed and always check with local authorities and government entities before determining when and if it's safe to travel or leave your home.

Le tartarughe del Mar Rosso
Fri, Jan 22
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Jan 22, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM GMT+2
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Attualmente gli scienziati riconoscono sette specie viventi di tartarughe marine in tutto il mondo, cinque delle quali si trovano nel Mar Rosso: la tartaruga verde, la tartaruga embricata, la tartaruga liuto, la tartaruga Caretta, e la tartaruga olivacea, ma solo tre specie sono frequentemente....

Marine Ökosysteme des Roten Meeres
Sun, Jan 24
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Jan 24, 8:00 PM GMT+1 – Jan 25, 9:00 PM GMT+1
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Das Rote Meer verfügt über eine Reihe einzigartiger mariner Lebensräume, darunter Seegraswiesen, Mangroven, Korallenriffe und Salzwiesen. Das Red Sea Project zielt darauf ab, die natürlichen Ressourcen des Roten Meeres vor Zerstörung zu schützen und den Respekt vor den ökologischen....

Dugongs des Roten Meeres
Wed, Jan 27
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Jan 27, 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM GMT+1
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Dugongs sind friedliche und ruhige Tiere, sie wirken dick, sind aber spindelförmig, hydrodynamisch und sehr muskulös, erreichen eine Länge von bis zu 3 Metern und wiegen bis zu 500 kg. Sie sind Gründler und ernähren sich hauptsächlich von Seegras und meeres Vegetation, die sie entwurzeln, indem

Gli squali pinna bianca oceanici
Thu, Jan 28
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Jan 28, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM GMT+2
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Lo squalo pinna bianca oceanico (Carcharhinus longimanus) è uno dei più comuni predatori nelle acque aperte di tutti gli oceani tropicali del mondo ed è l'unico veramente oceanico del suo genere. Scopri di più sulla loro biologia, ecologia, minacce, comportamento e dieta, stato di conservazione...

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REPORT SIGHTING

Every time you are out at sea – diving, snorkeling, or even walking along the beach you might encounter a sea turtle, pod of dolphins, or experience another event worthy of noting for conservation purposes.

REPORT

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REPORT MARINE DEBRIS

Discarded fishing nets makes no distinctions, capturing marine mammals, turtles, birds, sharks, rays, invertebrate, crustaceans, and many other creatures have been found trapped in them.