Making proactive efforts to preserve ecosystem for future generations


PETALING JAYA: From engaging in coral replanting projects to capping the number of participants per dive, conservationists and divers are doing all they can to ensure the preservation of coral reefs in Malaysia.

“It’s not just about protecting them now, but also to preserve them for our future generations to hopefully experience it through diving,” said Mark Rahman, a coral propagation trainer at Ocean Quest Global.

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