حفاظت از اقیانوس های ما

Jul 20, 2026

WE AND THE SEA - PLASTIC IN THE SEA

The exhibition acts as a journey through time and is designed so that all stations can be explored on your own. We also want to offer guided tours in the future to bring this topic even closer to our visitors. Pictures, videos and many interactive games are designed to introduce both adults and children to this issue with all their senses. Our aim is not to admonish with a raised index finger, but rather to address and move each individual visitor. Various stations and projects show visitors that they themselves, as part of the big picture, can initiate the urgently needed change through small steps. Together, we bring the ocean into our hearts and give each individual the opportunity to participate in a great movement that will save the oceans and their inhabitants. The message is: "Together we can do it!" Focal points: - Kids save Ocean; 5m whale made of plastic bottles - Save the turtles; Waste separation game for the youngest - Moving garbage vortex - Hans Hass corner with model of his research ship XARIFA - The path from plastic into the sea - Rotating wheels to playfully convey how plastic gets into the sea for the youngest - Our craft ideas for download via QR code, so that plastic does not necessarily have to end up in the garbage

Jul 21, 2026

پاکسازی ساحل با پروژه نجات اقیانوس

هر سه‌شنبه ساعت ۵ بعد از ظهر برای تمیز کردن ساحل با ما همراه باشید.

Jul 21, 2026

beach clean up

Beach cleanups are vital volunteer-driven initiatives to remove plastic, debris, and pollutants from coastlines, preventing further degradation of marine ecosystems.

Jul 21, 2026

SUNSET BEACH CLEANING

sunset beach cleaning all tuesday at 5.30 pm

Jul 21, 2026

beach clean up

Join to our dive center every Tuesday at 5 pm

Jul 21, 2026

beach clean up

Come tou our beach clean up every Tuesday , meeting at 5 pm at our office

Jul 21, 2026

Pulau Perhentian Kecil Beach Cleanup

Everyone is invited to join our beach cleanup on Pulau Perhentian Kecil! Please arrive at Ombak Dive Center at 17:15 for briefing. It is advised to bring comfortable footwear (not barefoot), a hat and a reusable water bottle. Light refreshments provided. Contact Ombak Dive Resort for further questions.

Jul 22, 2026

cleaning

seabed and beach cleaning

Jul 23, 2026

World Oceans Day - Movie Night & Discussion

Corals are the nursery for all life in the oceans, a remarkable ecosystem that provides a habitat for 25% of all marine life. Yet, with increasing temperature and carbon emissions warming the seas, coral bleaching – which means coral death – has been accelerating worldwide, and most people have no idea of the implication of the catastrophe silently raging underwater. Climate change is the leading cause of coral bleaching. Coral bleaching impacts peoples’ livelihoods, food security, and safety. Reefs act as natural barriers that absorb the force of waves and storms to keep coastal cities safe. Without them, we must rely on man-made walls and barriers that are expensive and less effective. The Red Sea tourism brings in millions of Egyptian pounds each year and supports thousands of jobs in Egypt. Bleached coral reefs risk it all. Alarm rings? Do you feel we are threatened? Do you wonder how we could save corals? If you want to know the answer and learn more, join our next “Movie Night” for film screening of "Chasing Coral" held this *Thursday, June 9, 2022, at 7:10 pm * And let us have some important Climate Talks. The film depicts what is happening below the surface of our seas and oceans. Following the film, three panelists specializing in marine life will discuss their perspectives on what the future holds for the precious coral ecosystems and reflect on our national reefs treasure in the Red Sea. Chasing Corals screening and discussion are free and open to Mermates family. Language of the film: English with Arabic subtitles Language of the discussion: Arabic and English The number of participants is limited.

Jul 23, 2026

World Oceans Day - Movie Night & Discussion

Corals are the nursery for all life in the oceans, a remarkable ecosystem that provides a habitat for 25% of all marine life. Yet, with increasing temperature and carbon emissions warming the seas, coral bleaching – which means coral death – has been accelerating worldwide, and most people have no idea of the implication of the catastrophe silently raging underwater. Climate change is the leading cause of coral bleaching. Coral bleaching impacts peoples’ livelihoods, food security, and safety. Reefs act as natural barriers that absorb the force of waves and storms to keep coastal cities safe. Without them, we must rely on man-made walls and barriers that are expensive and less effective. The Red Sea tourism brings in millions of Egyptian pounds each year and supports thousands of jobs in Egypt. Bleached coral reefs risk it all. Alarm rings? Do you feel we are threatened? Do you wonder how we could save corals? If you want to know the answer and learn more, join our next “Movie Night” for film screening of "Chasing Coral" held this *Thursday, June 9, 2022, at 7:10 pm * And let us have some important Climate Talks. The film depicts what is happening below the surface of our seas and oceans. Following the film, three panelists specializing in marine life will discuss their perspectives on what the future holds for the precious coral ecosystems and reflect on our national reefs treasure in the Red Sea. Chasing Corals screening and discussion are free and open to Mermates family. Language of the film: English with Arabic subtitles Language of the discussion: Arabic and English The number of participants is limited.