Aquatics Study Support and Life Saving

Our oceans are teeming with life, home to approximately 240,000 species, with many more marine species yet to be discovered. Marine ecosystems are vital to the health of our planet; they provide oxygen, regulate the climate, and support the livelihoods of billions of people. However, marine biodiversity is under severe threat due to overfishing, pollution, habitat destruction, and climate change. The declining populations of key species such as sea turtles, sharks, and coral reefs have had a profound impact on the health and balance of marine ecosystems.

The whale shark is the largest fish in the world today. Despite their massive size, they are known for their gentle nature and are often referred to as "gentle giants." As filter feeders that subsist on plankton, whale sharks undertake long-distance migrations in search of abundant food resources. However, Whale sharks are currently listed as an Endangered (EN) species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Their global population has declined by approximately 63% over the past 75 years, presenting a severe conservation challenge. For the better understanding, we help aquatic institutes to fit satellite tags in certain waters on few whale sharks, to gather information on the movements of these marine animals.

In many seas around the world, animals like dolphins and whales as well as large-size fish and sea turtles, are frequently suffering from entanglement by fishing nets, accidental ingestion of human-discarded waste (leading to swallowing difficulties), stranding due to disorientation along coastlines, and injuries caused by ship propellers. We actively participate in rescue operations for injured whales and dolphins, ensuring the wildlife could thrive in their natural habitat by providing medical care.

Protecting wildlife is our shared responsibility. Every animal, big or small, plays out a legendary story of life on Earth. Let us join hands to protect the environment and cherish nature, providing a safe home for these precious creatures.

We consider biodiversity as the core symbol of vitality that Bio stands in the center of our task elements. We make every effort to protect wildlife ranging from snow-capped mountains to the deep ocean, from vast grasslands to burrows or tree trunk hollows, and cherish the gene pools out from every corner of this vast planet surface.