CONSERVATION DIVING PHI PHI

CORAL CONSERVATION DIVING PHI PHI

~ Everyone can make a difference ~

Conservation Diving Phi Phi Island is easy! Signup to learn how to contribute to Citizen Science by providing valuable dive data to eoceans.org.  Or the removal of ocean debris & reef monitoring with AWARE Specialty Courses.  

Study coral rehabilitation with Ocean Quest or simply help raise awareness while enjoying your dives around Koh Phi Phi.

Dive with purpose Signing up for a meaningful dive because you are interested in Conservation Diving means joining a passionate team trying to make a difference. In particular, learn to organically rehabilitate corals, remove ocean debris or monitor coral reefs. Also, you can contribute to Citizen Science which is extremely valuable. Help us conserve our coral reefs while enjoying the diverse marine life that Koh Phi Phi is famous for! Volunteer Internships now available!
" Our ethos is of sustainable diving practices & a commitment to Ocean Conservation "
Blue View Team

Proud Partners of Ocean Quest + Green Fins + Shark Guardian Dive Centre

SHARK CONSERVATION DIVING PHI PHI

~ Above all, we are passionate about preserving our oceans ~

Our mission is to educate & involve local community and divers, specifically highlighting the importance of coral reefs & marine ecosystems. 

 Volunteering in Maya Bay’ inspired us to build our own nursery.  The Maya Bay Project was the largest Coral Rehabilitation Program in the world which we were lucky to be part of!

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"Everybody has the capacity to do something. Even if you never have the chance to see the ocean, the ocean touches you with every breath you take, every drop of water you drink & every bite you consume."
Sylvia Earle

Marine Biologist & Oceanographer
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Conservation Diving Phi Phi with PADI AWARE

Enroll today and dive into a more sustainable future! 

Join our PADI AWARE specialty programs at Conservation Dives Phi Phi to make a real impact. 

We offer Shark Conservation, Coral Reef Conservation, and Dive Against Debris courses. 

These programs provide vital skills and knowledge to protect marine ecosystems, preserve coral reefs, and tackle ocean pollution. 

1 day

Conservation Diving – Fun Dive

Ile de la Surprise
฿3,100 ฿3,300
Explore
1 day

Coral Propagation Workshop

Ile de la Surprise
฿4,000
Explore
4 days

Coral Propagation Course

Ile de la Surprise
฿11,300
Explore

Ocean Quest Coral Propagation

An Organic approach to coral gardening.

Join our trainers on a unique Coral Propagation Course and learn how to grow corals at our house nursery.

Learn from Trainers Caroline & Kris who worked directly with Anuar Abdullah, CEO of Ocean Quest who spearheaded the Coral Rehabilitation in Maya Beach with Phi Phi National Park.

1 day

Conservation Diving – Fun Dive

Ile de la Surprise
฿3,100 ฿3,300
Explore
1 day

Coral Propagation Workshop

Ile de la Surprise
฿4,000
Explore
4 days

Coral Propagation Course

Ile de la Surprise
฿11,300
Explore

Conservation Dives

Upgrade your daily fun dive learning tools on how record your dive.

Our guests often express an interest in helping to protect our coral reefs. Our Conservation Dive upgrades allow you to contribute to Citizen Science as you enjoy the local dive sites.   Record data to GreenFins, Shark Guardian or e-Oceans to directly made a positive impact in our precious ocean.

1 day

Conservation Diving – Fun Dive

Ile de la Surprise
฿3,100 ฿3,300
Explore
1 day

Coral Propagation Workshop

Ile de la Surprise
฿4,000
Explore
4 days

Coral Propagation Course

Ile de la Surprise
฿11,300
Explore

Conservation Internship

The only Conservation Program of it’s kind on Phi Phi Island!

Our Conservation Volunteer Internship is a unique opportunity to learn study all of our Conservation Programs in addition to volunteering in local community cleanups. 

Perfect for young divers considering a career in Marine Conservation, we also offer group/family packages discounts

What our divers say?

" I took the Ocean Quest Propagation Course with Blue View as I wanted to further my skills and gain knowledge on coral reef rehabilitation. Caroline is very knowledgeable in both the classroom and practical workshop and taught me so much in a fun and friendly environment.
The course is designed so that anyone can be a part of projects like these, and you learn so much as you go!
Thank you for introducing me to this organic method that is now being used in so many countries to help save the reefs and create new ones. I had the best time and can’t wait to dive with you guys again! "
Beth
June 2020
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Coral Conservation Courses at Blue View Divers

At Blue View Divers, we are dedicated to marine conservation and offer a variety of conservation diving programs tailored to enthusiasts and professionals alike. Our courses provide in-depth knowledge and practical experience in coral conservation, focusing on essential techniques to restore and preserve vibrant coral ecosystems. We cover methods such as coral gardening, underwater nurseries, citizen science and coral monitoring.

Conservation Diving Phi Phi:  The Maya Bay Rehabilitation Project

One of our significant achievements is our involvement in the Maya Bay Rehabilitation Project. This initiative aimed to restore the coral reefs of Maya Bay, which had suffered extensive damage due to the heavy tourist traffic spurred by the film The Beach. Our team played a role in replanting corals and monitoring their recovery, contributing to the overall health of the bay’s marine environment.

Ocean Quest Global Rehabilitation Program

The Maya Bay Rehabilitation Project is part of the broader Ocean Quest Global Rehabilitation Program, a collaborative effort between conservationists, the Thai national park authorities, and local communities. This program uses the organic methods used to replant corals at Maya Bay’s  reefs which were damaged by unsustainable tourism practices. To combat this, the bay was temporarily closed to visitors to allow for natural regeneration and intensive restoration work.

Why Maya Bay Was Closed

Maya Bay was closed to the public in response to the overwhelming influx of tourists following the release of The Beach. The significant increase in visitor numbers led to coral damage and pollution, prompting the decision to close the beach in the interest of conservation. The measures implemented included limiting boat access, replanting native species of plants,  creating more sustainable visitor infrastructure, intense coral replanting and enforcing strict regulations to protect the marine environment.

Anuar Abdullah and Ocean Quest

Anuar Abdullah, the CEO of Ocean Quest, has been a pivotal figure in marine conservation efforts globally. Under his leadership, Ocean Quest has partnered with Blue View Divers to use our Phi Phi location as a base for various rehabilitation projects. Abdullah’s vision and Ocean Quest’s initiatives align perfectly with our conservation goals, enabling us to implement cutting-edge restoration techniques and drive impactful changes in marine environments. The collaboration has been instrumental in the success of our coral propagation courses and other conservation efforts, enhancing the effectiveness of our programs and reaching broader conservation goals.

Blue View Divers Conservation Diving Phi Phi –  Citizen Science Programs

At Blue View Divers, we believe in the power of citizen science to drive meaningful change. Our programs include:

Greenfins Coral Watch

Greenfins Coral Watch is a citizen science initiative that empowers divers to monitor coral reef health and report findings. By participating in this program, divers contribute valuable data to local conservation efforts.

E-Oceans

E-Oceans is an innovative platform that allows divers to log observations of marine life and environmental conditions. This data helps scientists track changes in coral reefs and marine ecosystems over time.

Dive Community Regular Cleanups

We organize regular dive community cleanups to remove debris from underwater environments and also on the beaches. These cleanups help maintain the health of coral reefs and marine habitats by reducing pollution and litter.

Shark Guardian Diver or Snorkeler Program

Our Shark Guardian Diver or Snorkeler Program focuses on the conservation of shark species. Participants learn about shark biology, threats, and conservation strategies while contributing to ongoing research and protection efforts.

Why Eco-Friendly Diving Matters

Being an eco-friendly diver is crucial for the sustainability of our oceans. Eco-friendly practices minimize your impact on marine environments, ensuring that coral reefs and marine life thrive. By choosing Blue View Divers, you’re supporting a company committed to conservation and responsible diving practices. Our courses, programs, and initiatives are designed to protect and preserve marine ecosystems while providing you with an enriching diving experience.

Join us at Blue View Divers in Phi Phi to contribute to coral conservation efforts, engage in meaningful citizen science, and become a part of our mission to protect the ocean. Together, we can make a difference and ensure that our marine environments remain vibrant and healthy for generations to come.

 
 
 
 

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Fun Dives | 2 dives ~ 2,400 THB

PADI Discover Scuba | 2 dives ~ 3,400 THB

PADI Open Water | 4 dives ~ 12,500 THB

PADI Advanced | 5 dives ~ 10,800 THB

 

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