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2025

Launched Our New Website

In December 2025, as part of its 25th anniversary, the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation launched a fully redesigned website to better reflect the organization’s current mission and future direction. The new site serves as a modern digital home for the Foundation’s science, conservation, and education programs, with improved navigation, faster performance, and full functionality across computers, tablets, and mobile devices.

The redesign highlights KSLOF’s core focus areas — coral reef conservation, mangrove restoration, and ocean literacy — while making more than two decades of research, expedition data, scientific publications, and project history easier to explore. Educational resources, including the Science Without Borders® Challenge, teacher tools, curriculum materials, and a growing video library, are now more accessible to students and educators worldwide.

The new website also strengthens opportunities for public engagement, making it easier to learn about the Foundation’s work, support conservation and education initiatives, and connect with partners and communities globally. This launch represents an important investment in expanding access to science-based solutions and advancing ocean conservation through digital outreach.

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