Volunteers in Danang revive corals with ocean love


A system of 'dead reef flat' is fixed deeply in water for growing coral. The system can be used as a stable table for coral growing through storms. - Photo courtesy of SaSa team

HANOI: Hanoian Le Chien and his team members from SaSa, a voluntary coral restoration group, have successfully revived damaged coral reefs spanning 100,000 square metres off Son Tra Peninsula since 2016, making it the first coral conservation initiative in Danang and the coastal central region.

Comprising volunteers from Hanoi, HCM City, and central regions, the team has worked to restore degraded coral reefs, driven by their shared love for the sea.

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