Sea

Sarawak's Reef Ball Project is a pioneering marine conservation effort that is transforming the state's coastal waters into thriving ecosystems while boosting the local economy. By deploying artificial reef structures made from marine-friendly concrete, the project enhances marine biodiversity and supports sustainable fisheries. Internationally recognized for creating the world's longest artificial reef barrier, this initiative underscores Sarawak's commitment to environmental conservation and economic growth. With strong government support and community involvement, the project is a key component of Sarawak's blue economy strategy, demonstrating how environmental and economic objectives can be achieved simultaneously for a sustainable future.