Join our Coral Restoration Efforts

Blue Corner Marine Research has established an extensive coral restoration project which is the longest running and largest coral restoration project in the Nusa Pendia Marine Park. This huge project requires the help of passionate ocean enthusiasts!

Apply to one of our Coral Reef Conservation Internships for an exciting opportunity to learn from renowned experts while working side-by-side with our restoration team. Intakes for our internship programs happen several times throughout the year.

Training Programs

Blue Corner Marine Research offers internship programs and training courses at our research base on Nusa Lembongan island, Bali.

Interns are welcome to apply for any of our week-long training programs in marine conservation. We offer 5 different intensive modules:

Interns wishing to complete their PADI Divemaster course can apply for our extended Scientific Divemaster Program.

Help the Reef - Support Coral Restoration

Help the reef by donating to coral restoration efforts. You can pay for a coral restoration frame (or multiple frames) to be built and installed at the coral restoration site in Nusa Penida. Then our scientific diving team will transplant corals upon the frames on your behalf!

Coral Restoration Frames
Last Monday @emma_batty & Blue Corner Marine Research @bluecornerconservation with the help from the previous blue corner interns, have successfully deployed 45 new coral frames on degraded reef at Nusa Lembongan. Thank you to @emma_batty the gr
Last Monday @emma_batty & Blue Corner Marine Research @bluecornerconservation with the help from the previous blue corner interns, have successfully deployed 45 new coral frames on degraded reef at Nusa Lembongan. Thank you to @emma_batty the grant awardee for providing funds to help is restore an area of reef in Nusa Lembongan. #coralrestoration #nusalembongan #coral #coralreef #savethereef #savetheearth
Congratulations! Faiz, Fairuz and Reza. Our local university intern have completed their internship! They each have finished a research project on our coral restoration site! Can’t wait to see all the amazing things you guys will accomplish
Congratulations! Faiz, Fairuz and Reza. Our local university intern have completed their internship! They each have finished a research project on our coral restoration site! Can’t wait to see all the amazing things you guys will accomplish next
Our conservation team lead interns on reef health monitoring, coral restoration, and clean up dives 6 days a week ALL YEAR LONG!! #teamscience #marineconservation
Comparing footage of the early days of our coral reatoration project taken by @lydiamak in a recent visit with @andres_del_mar they found the same spot to see the changes!
Transplant coral is our favorite activity! . . #coralrestoration #coral #coralreef
Monitoring and maintenance is very important for a coral restoration project. After transplanted, coral needs to be supervised for at least one year. #coral #restoration #coralrestoration #coralreef #savetheocean #savethereef
Each month we have an entire week that we dedicate to Marine Megafauna research. Students learn about biology and behaviors of Mantas, Molas, Sharks, and Turtles... Join us!
Indonesian research students from different universities together surveying coral reef health. Blue Corner Marine Research student scholarship program ---> Ask us for details #coralrestoration #coralreef #savetheocean #marineresearch #scientificdiver
Last month Blue Corner Marine Research opened a scholarship internship for Indonesian students from local university. We provide them the facilities to do a research at our coral restoration site. Raihan @wpgaul is one of our research student. His research topics is about competition between soft coral (Xenia sp.) and hard corals
Spawn spawn spawn!! Sponges are able to do both asexual and sexual reproduction. Most sponges reproduce sexually. They released sperm cells into the water that will be captured by the other sponges to fertilise.
Last Monday @emma_batty & Blue Corner Marine Research @bluecornerconservation with the help from the previous blue corner interns, have successfully deployed 45 new coral frames on degraded reef at Nusa Lembongan. Thank you to @emma_batty the gr Congratulations! Faiz, Fairuz and Reza. Our local university intern have completed their internship! They each have finished a research project on our coral restoration site! Can’t wait to see all the amazing things you guys will accomplish
Our conservation team lead interns on reef health monitoring, coral restoration, and clean up dives 6 days a week ALL YEAR LONG!! #teamscience #marineconservation
Comparing footage of the early days of our coral reatoration project taken by @lydiamak in a recent visit with @andres_del_mar they found the same spot to see the changes!
Transplant coral is our favorite activity! . . #coralrestoration #coral #coralreef
Monitoring and maintenance is very important for a coral restoration project. After transplanted, coral needs to be supervised for at least one year. #coral #restoration #coralrestoration #coralreef #savetheocean #savethereef
Each month we have an entire week that we dedicate to Marine Megafauna research. Students learn about biology and behaviors of Mantas, Molas, Sharks, and Turtles... Join us!
Indonesian research students from different universities together surveying coral reef health. Blue Corner Marine Research student scholarship program ---> Ask us for details #coralrestoration #coralreef #savetheocean #marineresearch #scientific
Last month Blue Corner Marine Research opened a scholarship internship for Indonesian students from local university. We provide them the facilities to do a research at our coral restoration site. Raihan @wpgaul is one of our research student. His
Spawn spawn spawn!! Sponges are able to do both asexual and sexual reproduction. Most sponges reproduce sexually. They released sperm cells into the water that will be captured by the other sponges to fertilise.

 

 

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