Cinnamon Dhonveli Maldives hosted students from Huraa School for a two-day marine biodiversity field visit focused on coral restoration and marine conservation.
Held on September 1 and 2, the programme brought together 40 students, five teachers and three parents in each batch for educational sessions, marine biodiversity observation and practical exposure to the resort’s Reef Cube Project.
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The programme introduced students to the importance of healthy marine ecosystems and threats including coral degradation, pollution and overfishing.
Students also visited the resort’s Reef Cube Project, where they learned how artificial structures can provide a stable base for coral growth and contribute to the development of habitats for marine life.
The field visit included practical observation of the marine environment, allowing students to explore the relationship between coral reefs, marine species and the wider ocean ecosystem.
Located near Huraa, Cinnamon Dhonveli Maldives said the initiative forms part of its broader marine conservation and responsible tourism efforts, combining environmental activities with education and community engagement.
The resort said the programme was intended to help students better understand marine conservation and the importance of protecting the reefs and marine life surrounding their own community.
