Category Archives: Gili Air conservation

Gili Air Conservation
The underwater world around Gili Air is one of Indonesia’s greatest natural treasures, but it also faces growing environmental challenges. This category is dedicated to marine conservation, sustainable tourism, and the ongoing efforts to protect the reefs and marine life of the Gili Islands.
Discover articles about coral reef conservation, sea turtles, reef sharks, marine biodiversity, beach clean-ups, coral restoration, marine park management, responsible diving practices, and the impact of tourism on the local ecosystem. We also share conservation projects, scientific research, environmental news, and practical ways that divers, snorkellers, and visitors can help preserve this unique marine environment.
Whether you’re passionate about ocean conservation or simply want to learn how to minimise your impact while enjoying Gili Air, this category provides valuable insights into protecting the incredible underwater world for future generations.

Facts about Unicorn Tangs

Interesting Facts About Unicorn Tangs

Unicorn tangs or Naso unicornis are members of the family Acanthuridae commonly refer to as surgeonfish. There are 80 species in 6 different genera in this family. All have one distinguishing characteristic. They have sharp blades at the base of their tails (caudal peduncle) on both sides of their bodies that are used in self-defense. Seventeen of the 80 species are unicornfish. Here we will be elaborating on the unicorn tang. They are endemic to the Indo-Pacific from Indonesia and Christmas Island westward to the Andaman Sea, south to the eastern coast of Africa and east to the Hawaiian Islands. When you are diving around the Gili Islands you will find the everywhere.

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Oceans 5 helps photograph, identify and protect the worlds biggest fish

I read an article a few days back about ECOCEAN.
ECOCEAN is a non-profit organization, they undertake research and education activities, to eventually assist marine conservation initiatives. Some of you might remember, a few weeks back Oceans 5 had a magical Whale shark encounter…

Were you on the boat? How did you feel?

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