Bags of marine debris collected
Shark sightings at Sipadan
Turtles identified
Baby turtles adopted
Nests relocated to the Hatchery
Turtle hatchlings released
Scuba Junkie is committed to sustainable tourism by using eco-friendly practices in running its resort such as solar power, recycling, repurposing rainwater, going seafood free and supporting local conservation efforts.
We work with visitors, the local community and organisations to manage and record marine debris through regular cleanups and education. We are passionate in exploring upcycling solutions to address the devastating impact of debris on marine ecosystems.
We contribute to protecting endangered sea turtles through citizen science engagement via a turtle ID database, maintaining a turtle hatchery for the protection of nests and safe release of hatchlings and running a turtle rehab center.
As the founding conservation initiative of Scuba Junkie SEAS, we aim to protect sharks through maintaining a sightings database, research, public awareness, and promoting sustainable tourism practices that do not harm shark populations.
Promoting sustainable dive practices is crucial to protect coral reefs. We conduct research to understand the impact of climate change on coral health and restore damaged reefs through coral transplantation, contributing to the protection of the fragile marine environment.
Appreciation for marine ecosystems is the first step to their protection. We offer outreach programs to educate the local community and conservation groups on marine life and the impact of human activities on reef health.
