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The Reef-World Foundation

The Reef-World Foundation Impact Report 2024-25

The Reef-World Foundation is a UK-registered charity working internationally to protect coral reefs and marine environments through sustainable tourism, leading the Green Fins initiative with the UN Environment Programme. Its 2024-2025 Impact Report shows members achieved an overall 26% reduction in negative environmental threats and a 31% reduction in single-use plastic.

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The Reef-World Foundation is a UK-registered charity working internationally to inspire and empower people to act in conserving and sustainably developing coastal resources, particularly coral reefs. It leads the Green Fins initiative in partnership with the UN Environment Programme, supporting dive and snorkel operators, governments and communities to reduce environmental threats.

Key Metrics

Reduction in environmental threats Members achieved an overall 26% reduction in negative environmental threats this year.
Reduction in single-use plastic 31% reduction in single-use plastic, recycling and waste-related threats across members.
Campaign reach 16,961 people engaged through a targeted social media campaign.

Key Outcomes

  • Dive and snorkel operators worldwide cut environmental threats to coral reefs by 26% through the Green Fins programme.
  • Sustainable tourism practices adopted across members, including a 31% reduction in single-use plastic.

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