BLUER Ocean Project 2023- CrowdFunding
BLUER Ocean Project 2023
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Bluer Ocean Project après un an et demi d’existence propose pour cette année 2023 de continuer son effort de propagation corallienne et de sensibilisation à l’environnement marin.
À ce jour 51 frames et plus de 3600 boutures ont été transplantées grâce à 44 donateurs et sponsors et 6 partenaires techniques, 4 jeunes ont également été formé à la plongée sous marine et à la mission pour renforcer l’équipe.
Couzoupa un site protégé dans le lagon sud de Rodrigues subi une pression anthropique conséquente par son utilisation pour le snorkelling (palmes masque tuba) par un nombre croissant d’opérateurs. Bluer Ocean Project propose pour diminuer la pression sur ce site de recréer grâce à la propagation corallienne un nouveau site d’intérêt pour la randonné et la découverte aquatique.
Bluer Ocean Project a également l’intention d’intensifier son action de restoration corallienne sur un site de plongée sous marine du nord de l’ile afin augmenter la concentration de biodiversité associée au déploiement de nos nurserie (frames).
En parallèle Bluer Ocean Project continuera de former des jeunes à la plongée sous marine et la restoration corallienne afin de faire perdurer notre action et, on l’espère, créer des vocations.
Comme par le passé vous pouvez nous aider en faisant des donation ou en adoptant des coraux.
N’hésitez pas à visiter notre site internet www.blueroceanproject.org et à nous suivre sur Instagram et facebook bluer_ocean_project.
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Bluer Ocean Project, after a year and a half of existence, proposes for 2023 to continue its effort of coral propagation and awareness on the marine environment.
To date 51 frames and more than 3600 nubbins have been transplanted thanks to 44 donors and sponsors and 6 technical partners, 4 young people have also been trained in scuba diving to carry on with our mission and strengthen the team.
Couzoupa, a protected site in the southern lagoon of Rodrigues, is under significant anthropogenic pressure due to its use for snorkelling by a growing number of operators. Bluer Ocean Project proposes to reduce the pressure on this site by creating, using coral propagation, a new site of interest for aquatic discovery.
Bluer Ocean Project also intends to intensify its coral restoration action on a scuba diving site in the north of the island in order to increase the biodiversity concentration associated with our nurseries (frames) deployment.
At the same time, Bluer Ocean Project will continue to train young people in scuba diving and coral restoration in order to sustain our action and, we hope, create vocations.
As in the past you can help us by making donations or by adopting corals.
Feel free to visit our website www.blueroceanproject.org and to follow us on Instagram and Facebook bluer_ocean_project.
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Pour la famille Acou de Froberville
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Bravo, une superbe initiative ! Si vous avez besoin de plongeurs, je me porte volontaire
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Hello Jerome and Marine,
We have taken a bit of time before coming back to you. Here is a donation of Rs22,000 from Brabant and all its customers to support the replantation of corals in Rodrigues and later maybe around the world.
We will try to make a campaign about our implication in this project through our social media pages and share the word as much as possible to sensibilise to coral bleaching and to support your project.
We hope it will have a positive impact on individuals and on bigger companies, I know that already after speaking to Mourouk management that they are thinking of also giving a little percentage to your project through their booking.
On another trip to Rodrigues, we would love to participate to some of your operations on the frames and all...
See you soon,
VincentPosted on
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Frame pour l'anniversaire a Claudine - 08.Aout
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MUR 25,000 Donation22 Dec, 2023 -
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Venitia Acou de Froberville
MUR 5,000 Donation13 Dec, 2023 -
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David Heine
EUR 70 Donation02 Dec, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation24 Nov, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation25 Oct, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation26 Aug, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation25 Jul, 2023 -
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Serge Declemy
MUR 50,000 Donation18 Jul, 2023 -
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Karen Pang
MUR 500 Donation19 Jul, 2023 -
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Melissa Pierre
MUR 500 Donation18 Jul, 2023 -
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Vincent De Robillard
MUR 22,000 Donation18 Jul, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation23 Jun, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation27 May, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation25 Apr, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation25 Mar, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation25 Feb, 2023 -
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Fabrice Boulle
MUR 22,000 Donation13 Feb, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation27 Jan, 2023 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation23 Dec, 2022 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation25 Jul, 2022 -
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John Glett
MUR 22,000 Donation25 Jul, 2022 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation24 Jun, 2022 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation25 May, 2022 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation26 Apr, 2022 -
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MUR 7,500 Donation31 Jan, 2022 -
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MUR 25,000 Donation25 Jan, 2022
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Bluer Ocean Project après un an et demi d’existence propose pour cette année 2023 de continuer son effort de propagation corallienne et de sensibilisation à l’environnement marin.
À ce jour 51 frames et plus de 3600 boutures ont été transplantées grâce à 44 donateurs et sponsors et 6 partenaires techniques, 4 jeunes ont également été formé à la plongée sous marine et à la mission pour renforcer l’équipe.
Couzoupa un site protégé dans le lagon sud de Rodrigues subi une pression anthropique conséquente par son utilisation pour le snorkelling (palmes masque tuba) par un nombre croissant d’opérateurs. Bluer Ocean Project propose pour diminuer la pression sur ce site de recréer grâce à la propagation corallienne un nouveau site d’intérêt pour la randonné et la découverte aquatique.
Bluer Ocean Project a également l’intention d’intensifier son action de restoration corallienne sur un site de plongée sous marine du nord de l’ile afin augmenter la concentration de biodiversité associée au déploiement de nos nurserie (frames).
En parallèle Bluer Ocean Project continuera de former des jeunes à la plongée sous marine et la restoration corallienne afin de faire perdurer notre action et, on l’espère, créer des vocations.
Comme par le passé vous pouvez nous aider en faisant des donation ou en adoptant des coraux.
N’hésitez pas à visiter notre site internet www.blueroceanproject.org et à nous suivre sur Instagram et facebook bluer_ocean_project.
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Bluer Ocean Project, after a year and a half of existence, proposes for 2023 to continue its effort of coral propagation and awareness on the marine environment.
To date 51 frames and more than 3600 nubbins have been transplanted thanks to 44 donors and sponsors and 6 technical partners, 4 young people have also been trained in scuba diving to carry on with our mission and strengthen the team.
Couzoupa, a protected site in the southern lagoon of Rodrigues, is under significant anthropogenic pressure due to its use for snorkelling by a growing number of operators. Bluer Ocean Project proposes to reduce the pressure on this site by creating, using coral propagation, a new site of interest for aquatic discovery.
Bluer Ocean Project also intends to intensify its coral restoration action on a scuba diving site in the north of the island in order to increase the biodiversity concentration associated with our nurseries (frames) deployment.
At the same time, Bluer Ocean Project will continue to train young people in scuba diving and coral restoration in order to sustain our action and, we hope, create vocations.
As in the past you can help us by making donations or by adopting corals.
Feel free to visit our website www.blueroceanproject.org and to follow us on Instagram and Facebook bluer_ocean_project.
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Pour la famille Acou de Froberville
Posted on
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for/ from John Glett
Posted on
-
Bravo, une superbe initiative ! Si vous avez besoin de plongeurs, je me porte volontaire
Posted on
-
Hello Jerome and Marine,
We have taken a bit of time before coming back to you. Here is a donation of Rs22,000 from Brabant and all its customers to support the replantation of corals in Rodrigues and later maybe around the world.
We will try to make a campaign about our implication in this project through our social media pages and share the word as much as possible to sensibilise to coral bleaching and to support your project.
We hope it will have a positive impact on individuals and on bigger companies, I know that already after speaking to Mourouk management that they are thinking of also giving a little percentage to your project through their booking.
On another trip to Rodrigues, we would love to participate to some of your operations on the frames and all...
See you soon,
VincentPosted on
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Frame pour l'anniversaire a Claudine - 08.Aout
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