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| Few have ever heard of it. Very few have ever been there. 800 islands - inaccessible for the past 50 years. Now MARINASIA can take you on board for this EUROPE CONSERVATION Project. Be one of our research team members. Study biodiversity and wildlife with us. Want more information? - follow the links below
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| Ecoswiss and Marinasia have joined efforts to organize research projects in biodiversity and local cultural in the archipelago north of Victoria Point, (Kaw Thaung) Burma) The aim of the project is to provide a basis for a comprehensive protection plan for the islands and their inclusion on the UN World Heritage Sites list. The survey will be conducted by biologists, ethnologists and other scientists who will cruise through the archipelago on sailing catamarans. Corporate and private sponsorships are sought, but the primary means which allows us to operate the boats is the participation of eco-volunteers. These are students or ordinary people who are ready to help with the project and who are willing to contribute financially. Additional charters and exploration cruises will sail in the archipelago up to Mergui (Myeik) town with paying guests. | The Mergui Archipelago Biodiversity Research ProjectMarinasia Ltd. is a company registered in Phuket, Thailand, dedicated to sailing in the region and is one of the first holders of a license to navigate in the Mergui archipelago of southern Burma (Myanmar). Europe Conservation Switzerland (Ecoswiss) is the independent Swiss branch of the European organization for the conservation of natural resources and cultural heritage. | ||||
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