EDUCATION

The Red Sea Project team works tirelessly to promote better understanding of the Marine Ecosystems through our programs, engaging with local communities, students, special education groups and our social media platform. Our goals are to dispel myths about marine environment, cultivate a sense of stewardship for the Red Sea and oceans and grow conservation-conscious communities around the world.

We work with ecologists, professional divers, marine biologists, educators, educational institutions and local or international NGO’s to establish and implement educational programs that are mainly aiming to:

Educate students, teachers, and community members about the Red Sea Ecosystems.
Create hands-on, collaborative projects for students and teachers that will help conserve our ecosystem.
Engage students, teachers, and community members in stewardship of their natural resources and impart a conservation ethic.
Support local researchers.
Increase ocean literacy by creating awareness about marine ecosystems, the threats posed, and how people can help preserve these diverse ecosystems.

Programs are science-based, ensuring we provide individuals and education groups with unparalleled insight into the secret world of the red sea. We pride ourselves on experiential, hands-on educational programming and offer multiple programs for school groups and team building.

Red Sea Marine Ecosystems Project

The Red Sea has a number of unique marine habitats, including sea grass beds, salt-pans, mangroves, coral reefs and salt-marshes. The Red Sea Project aims to protect the Red Sea's natural resources from destruction and to maintain respect for the ecological, geomorphologic, sacred or aesthetic attributes which warrants designation.

Red Sea Citizen Science Project

Citizen Science is the collaboration between scientists, and the general public as volunteers, to gather and/or analyses data relating to the natural world. With regard to the ocean, it has a special role to play.
In this program we’ll guide you through the Marine Citizen science.

Red Sea Scientific Diving Project

In Red Sea Project we are working on launching a huge variety of educational programs for divers, teachers, students and school groups. Red Sea Project is leading the field of Citizen science education to a whole new level. More details about this educational program will be published soon. We're working on the page design to make it easier for you to locate necessary information.

Red Sea Dive Leader Project

Red Sea Coral Reef Project

Red Sea Dolphins Project

The Red Sea is home to sixteen species of cetaceans (dolphins and whales), Eeight species out of them are regularly observed: Common Bottlenose Dolphin, Indopacific Bottlenose dolphin, Spinner Dolphin, Pantropical Spotted Dolphin, Longbeaked Common Dolphin, Risso’s Dolphin, Humpback Dolphin and the Bryde’s Whale. the other eight are considered rare.

Red Sea Sharks Project

The Red Sea is renowned for its high shark diversity, with a total of 49 shark species found in the area encompassing the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. The Red Sea Project aims to protect shark diversity throughout the Red Sea and to reveal the truth about their so often falsely accused bad reputation. The Red Sea Shark Projects aims to raise awareness and respect for these majestic predators, and give insight into their Biology, Ecology and Conservation.