The Sea Hunters II Visit
Dive Gizo Stars in a Bestselling Underwater Exploration
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Solomon Islands Marine Assessment Key Findings
A landmark 2004 assessment highlights the region’s global significance and urgent need for sustainable management.
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Marine Debris Clean-ups
At Dive Gizo, protecting the ocean is just as important as exploring it. That's why our team regularly leads clean-up dives in Gizo Harbour to help keep our local marine environment healthy and thriving.
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Corals and Reef Condition
The Solomon Islands’ reefs rank among the world’s most diverse, but face pressures from starfish outbreaks and past bleaching.
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Njari Island Conservation Endeavours
Following the early days of 1985 exploring the reef surrounding Njari island, Danny and Kerrie took a step to protect the biodiversity of Njari Island.
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Reef Fish Diversity
Over 1,000 species recorded, with sites like Njari Island setting global benchmarks for fish variety.
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Commercially Important Marine Species
Scarcity of valuable species contrasts with thriving stocks in protected areas, underscoring the importance of conservation.
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Whales and Dolphins
Ten species recorded, with dolphins abundant in some areas and traditional drives still practiced.
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Seagrass Meadows
Extensive meadows provide nursery grounds and sustain artisanal fisheries across coastal communities.
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Community Liaison and Engagement
Strong partnerships with local communities and governments lay the groundwork for future resource protection.
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Project Support and Partnerships
The survey united NGOs, research institutions, and foundations in a shared mission for the Solomon Islands.
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