Project to conserve and repopulate corals


Lions International 308B1 members planting the artificial reef during the programme at Pulau Tioman. — LOW BOON TAT/ The Star

LIONS Clubs International District 308B1 organised a coral preservation project at Pulau Tioman in Rompin, Pahang to protect and save the sea and ecosystems.

The Lions Coral Conservation Programme was jointly organised by Lions clubs of Johor Baru Premier, Kuala Lumpur Elite and Kuala Lumpur Pantai Hill, with the help of dive operator UDive.

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