Exciting Job Opportunity at Chumbe
We are currently seeking a Project Manager.
Candidates should have strong management experience and leadership skills.
Interested? Read more here.
Deadline for application: 20th February 2019.
Finalist for the 2018 Tourism for Tomorrow Awards
We are very excited to announce that Chumbe Island Coral Park has been selected as a finalist for the World Travel & Tourism Council’s Tourism for Tomorrow Awards 2018 under the category of Environment!
This Award is for organizations and companies that achieved environmental best practices through biodiversity conservation, protection of natural habitats, addressing climate change, and green operations.
Winners will be officially announced during the Awards Ceremony taking place in Buenos Aires, Argentina on 19 April during WTTC’s Global Summit.
Read more at: www.wttc.org/tourism-fo…/winners-and-finalists-2018/
Chumbe UW Photo-guide 2017 now online!
The Chumbe UW Photo-guide was developed by a family that has been returning to Chumbe Island for 14 years. Countless hours snorkelling in the Chumbe Reef, subsequent identification with the Chumbe Conservation Team and tireless…
Chumbe Management Plan (2017-2027) now online!
This is the third management plan for Chumbe Island Coral Park (CHICOP) since its inception in 1994, produced by the Chumbe Team with the support of Sustainable Solutions International Consulting (SSIC). A lot of work and a very
Chumbe showcased
Chumbe Island Coral Park is featured in the latest IUCN Protecting the Planet newsletter, January 2017!
Happy Holidays 2017
With our Best Wishes for a Joyous Holiday Season and a very Happy
New Year! In warm appreciation, Chumbe Team
German national, Sibylle Riedmiller, awarded the Order of Merit Cross from the Federal Republic of Germany for her tireless commitment to conserving Tanzania’s natural heritage!
Chumbe press release from 01.07.16
CHUMBE BLEACHING ALERT
The year 2016 has recorded the warmest sea temperatures on record, and impacts on coral reefs are being felt globally. Warm sea temperatures caused by climate change are causing corals to bleach all around the world.Corals…
Chumbe Island featured in SEVENSEAS magazine!
May Edition 2016, page 80-87
German article about Chumbe Island now online!
https://www.bildderfrau.de/…/familie-freiz…/article207517983/
