MISSION DEEP BLUE

Our team of Pemuteran Trash Hero

ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS

• Commit to personally protect the environment 
  
• Prevent others from causing damage through positive action and motivation
  
• Support useful projects and organizations dedicated to marine protection
  
• If possible, collect garbage on your dives – but only if doing so does not cause more damage to the environment
  
• If possible, cut hanging ropes and collect floating nets and plastics
  
• Inform your buddy or the crew on the surface if you were not able to remove the net
  
• Never eat shark fins, whale meat, turtle eggs, etc.
  
• Report immediately violations of the ban on the use of marine animals as souvenirs

 

Yayasan Ekologi Pemuteran /Pemuteran Ecology Fondation

We are actively collecting donation for our Village/ Area on our Fondation YEP to finance some local projects and to preserve and protect Pemuteran's natural environment:

- Stop using suncream that kill the reef (we offer free try of evironmentally friendly sunblock when snorkeling at the park and possibility to buy some at our shop or online https://id.by-cosmetics.com/en/

- Free refilling water a our shop via an app refill my bottle downloadable on googleplay and apple store https://refillmybottle.com/

- We do underwater clean and support the biorock project http://www.biorock-indonesia.com/project/pemuteran-bali/

- give away free reusable bags for every purchase at our shop

- and we use reusable forks,spoons, tupperware for our lunch boxes

AVOID GARBAGE

• Never throw inorganic waste into the sea – Plastics decompose incredibly slowly
  
• Minimize the production of garbage: Use reusable coffee mugs and lunch boxes, glass or metal bottles and shopping bags
  
• Do not bring unnecessary packaging to the resort
  
• Dispose of your waste in as eco-friendly a manner as possible
  
• If you smoke, dispose of cigarette butts in the proper receptacle, not on the ground or in the water

 

DEALING WITH THE UNDERWATER WORLD

• Only use a swim-through if you can do so without touching anything
  
• Don’t swim or snorkel too close to the reef
  
• Don’t touch or break corals
  
• Use labeled entrances/exits for the water
  
• Don’t disturb the sand, since it reduces visibility and smothers corals
  
• Don’t hunt or bother animals
  
• Don’t touch animals unless properly trained
  
• Don’t feed animals
  
• Don’t take souvenirs from the sea - broken coral pieces or empty snail shells still serve as useful habitat
  
• Only place a reef hook where it will not damage or disturb the reef
  
• Do not disturb animals or habitat to improve your photo opportunity