Restore, Protect and Conserve Raja Ampat's Reefs.
IT'S IN YOUR HANDS.
Saving Coral Reefs Starts with YOU.
Raja Ampat is the most marine biodiverse place on Earth. But its reefs are at risk. You can help protect them.
The world’s last marine wilderness is under threat. In Raja Ampat, Indonesia, unsustainable development and climate change threaten the most marine biodiverse location on Earth, along with the food security, heritage and livelihoods of many.
The SEA People (locally named ‘Orang Laut Papua’), is a field based Foundation working to contribute to the protection of one of the last locations on Earth where coral reef systems still thrive.
Taking a holistic approach to marine conservation, we work with local communities, who depend on healthy coral reefs for both food and livelihoods, and aim to provide mutually beneficial solutions to ecosystems based management. By combining science and technology with traditional skills and management techniques, we focus largely on capacity building; strengthening the ability of local community members to obtain the skills, knowledge and understanding required for improved management, protection and enhancement of local marine resources.
Projects include:
- 'Yaf Keru' Reef Restoration
- 'Orang Laut Raja Ampat' Megafauna and Marine Park Monitoring
- Crown of Thorns Starfish mitigation and monitoring
- SEA TRACKER: Providing support to and training to Ranger Patrol units
- Scuba Diving training and other capacity building opportunities to local community members (ongoing throughout above projects)
As a non-profit, we operate exclusively on donations, and where available, grants. It is only through the contribution of generous supporters around the world that we are able to achieve our mission to RESTORE, PROTECT and CONSERVE the world's most biodiverse reefs, alongside the local communities.
When you offer your support to The SEA People, you join a global tribe of individuals and organisations who ACT to make a DIFFERENCE, and you play a vital role in safeguarding the future of Raja Amat's reefs.
With 100% of all that is received going towards fieldwork, your contribution has direct impact in the field.
We are grateful for your support, and humbled by your belief in our efforts.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has". – Margaret Mead.
www.theseapeople.org-
1st Guillaume Brival €160.02 raised 6 donations
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2nd Julie Caron €31.95 raised 1 donation
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