BICREF’s mission:
More information from: https://bicref.org.mt/who-are-we/ and https://www.facebook.com/bicref.malta
Nature Trust (Malta) is one of the oldest non-governmental organisations dealing with the natural environment in the Maltese Islands. Its main focus is on site management, environmental education and lobbying for effective environmental legislation. Nature Trust – FEE Malta manages the Cirkewwa Marine Park.
From their Facebook Page: HPF Rangers are patrolling all sites of Din L-Art Helwa and Nature Trust Malta. They make sure that Site Regulations are followed to safeguard the environment.You can reach the Rangers on 79389524 either via phone call or SMS. Additional information Our Patrolling Rangers are trained in:– Flora and Fauna– Wildlife Rescue– Read More
https://www.facebook.com/groups/106244314806https://sharklab-malta.org/ Their own description (from their website):“We follow a very local approach to get people involved in all kind of activities. The research currently being done in Malta includes studies on the biology and ecology of different species, our fly with Bull Rays project, and the recovery and release of local oviparous species. But research Read More
During our dives and whilst travelling from site to site, you may see some interesting marine life which is also interesting for academic researchers. We include below some information as to who is interested in getting to know about some special marine life. Alternatively, if you can’t choose, or wish the sighting to be shared Read More
The Malta Ranger Unit (MRU) is a newly established NGO whose aim is to monitor the Islands for environmental illegalities, gather evidence and push for authorities to take appropriate action. It also educates people in the countryside and around our Islands on environmental obligations. The unit will also work on reports of illegalities within marine Read More
From Facebook SeaHorse Trust Page MALTA DIVERS- we need your help! There isn’t much data on seahorse populations in the waters of the Maltese archipelago and we need your help to start to collate and monitor seahorse populations in these beautiful waters. We’d like to get a better idea of the seahorse population in Malta, Read More