Indonesia is home to over five million hectares of coral reefs—an invaluable natural resource that serves as a source of livelihood, nutrition, and national pride. Recognizing the critical importance of this ecosystem, SumatraProject, a non-governmental organization based in Nagari Sungai Pinang, has initiated a coral reef transplantation program aimed at marine conservation in the region.

SumatraProject is dedicated to protecting the marine ecosystem of Sungai Pinang by fostering collaboration between local communities and scientific knowledge. We believe that environmental preservation must be a shared responsibility—driven by both local wisdom and modern science.

Indonesia is home to the world’s largest coral species and boasts an incredible underwater biodiversity. However, as the fourth most populous country, we face significant challenges in preserving this natural wealth. Unfortunately, only a small fraction of our coral reefs remain intact, and many of our marine ecosystems are under threat. Sadly, only a few are stepping up to protect these vital reefs.

But we can change this. We can make a difference if we move forward together, as a community committed to the future of our oceans.

We invite you to join us in this mission. You can contribute in various ways: through donations, by volunteering, or by becoming part of our regular baby coral adoption program. Every action, big or small, has a lasting impact in preserving Indonesia’s stunning underwater ecosystems.

Whatever you choose, know that your generosity not only helps, but also inspires others to take action in reviving our ocean’s precious ecosystems. Specifically, in Nagari Sungai Pinang, a crucial area for coral conservation. With your support, we can ensure that these reefs not only survive, but thrive for generations to come.

Together, we can restore the vibrant marine life of our oceans. Let’s move, let’s act, and let’s ensure that Indonesia’s underwater heritage is preserved for a better future.