Natural Bays Beach Cleanup ＆ Dive Against Debris

Typical  features of the Eastern coast of Egypt are sheltered natural bays  (Known locally as Marsa). Plastics, metal, wood, rubber, and glass can  all be found littering on natural bays and its coral reefs. These wastes  are often non-biodegradable, or persist over long periods of time,  causing damage which is primarily of a physical nature.

Solid  wastes damage coral colonies at the time of dumping, and thereafter  through movements with natural tidal and surge action. Improperly  disposed-of plastic bags end up in the sea. They can suffocate corals  and other marine life. Certain fish eat them, and die. Bird and other  wildlife become entangled in the plastic debris and die

RED  SEA PROJECT™ is calling on the community members of the southern Res  Sea to join forces for the protection of our most valuable natural  resource in the "Natural Bays Beach Cleanup ＆ Dive Against Debris"

Please  pick a site that you want to participate in cleaning, let us know your  plan. We will provide you with helping hands, bags, gloves certification  of participation and group picture to tell the community and the rest  of the world about you efforts.

Marsa Assalaya Friday, 20th of May

Marsa Ijlah Saturday, 21st of May

Marsa Samadai Monday, 23rd of May

Sharm Fujheiri Tuesday 24th of May

NOTE: schedule may be subject to change based on weather and number of participants.

We rely on you, and without your support we could not make the achievements that we do!

For more information please contact us: info@redsea-project.com WhatsApp: +43 664 3539930 www.redsea-project.com We look forward to seeing you