Our partners – Stronger together
At Eco2 Diving, we believe collaboration drives impact. That’s why we’ve partnered with organisations who share our commitment to marine conservation, community development, and unforgettable underwater experiences.
🌊 Bubbles & More – Supporting Coral Restoration & Education
Bubbles & More is a non-profit organization founded by passionate divers with a shared mission: to protect marine ecosystems and spark environmental awareness. Their calendar of ocean-positive initiatives supports meaningful marine conservation
around the world — and right here in Mikindani, Tanzania.
We are proud to partner with Bubbles & More on key coral reef restoration programs. Together, we’re:
• Planting and nurturing coral cuttings in the Bubbles & More nursery
• Hosting community workshops and awareness campaigns about reef protection
• Training local villagers to become stewards of the sea through coral nursery care
🌱 Want to help? Adopt a coral, name it, and receive your adoption certificate with GPS location
and photos via bubblesandmore.org.
🔬 Reef Guru – Scientific Guidance & Certification
Reef Guru was founded by marine biologists Grace Phillips and Lucy Fisher — two ocean advocates who’ve dedicated their lives to bridging the gap between science and community conservation.
As Reef Guru partners, we are honoured to be one of the first facilities in the world to offer their exclusive Coral Reef Restoration Certification courses. Grace and Lucy support Eco2 Diving both on-site and remotely, advising our reef restoration projects and ensuring every coral nursery we plant is backed by sound science and care.
Their expertise strengthens our conservation work — and your diving journey.
🌍 BDS Enterprises – Mtwara, Tanzania
BDS Enterprises is a grassroots NGO operating in the Mtwara region of Southern Tanzania. Focused on empowering local entrepreneurs and organising eco-conscious community events, BDS is a vital partner in connecting conservation with local development. Together with Eco2, they help bridge the gap between marine tourism and community impact through awareness campaigns and shared environmental action.