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Tanzanian-led marine conservation
Restoring Coral Reefs. Empowering Communities. Securing Our Ocean's Future.
On Tanzania's coast, we're bringing coral reefs back to life and empowering the communities that depend on them.
Who we are
Aqua Guardians Tanzania is restoring the health of Tanzania's marine ecosystems by combining coral reef restoration, marine conservation, and community-led action. We work alongside coastal communities, scientists, and partners to ensure the Indian Ocean continues to sustain biodiversity, livelihoods, and future generations.
Learn about usOur impact so far
Measurable change, in the water and on the coast
Conservation only counts if you can measure it. Here is what the work adds up to, and every number is kept current.
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Community Groups
Where we work
Restoration and program sites
Our work spans the Tanzanian coast and islands, from Tanga to Mafia.
Dar es Salaam coastal site
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What we do
Connected programs, one healthy coast
From coral nurseries to classrooms, each program reinforces the others.
Half of the world's coral reefs have already been lost
The rest is still worth fighting for. Join us, and help bring a reef back.
From the field
Latest stories
Coral Restoration
From Rubble to Reef: Our First Restoration Milestone
What 12,896 healthy fragments mean for one reef, and the divers who grew them.
Education
How coastal students became reef guardians
An ocean-literacy program is changing how a generation sees the sea.
Community Stories
The women leading a mangrove revival
Blue carbon, livelihoods, and leadership growing together along the shore.
Be part of it
There are many ways to protect the reef
Get involved
Bring your skills to the coast, from conservation diving to community projects.
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Hotels, dive centers, universities, and companies: let's protect the ocean together.
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