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Mumbai’s coral ensemble

Today, on World Reef Day, take a stroll by the city’s shoreline to commemorate and appreciate the significance of its diverse, rich marine life

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An Indo-Pacific sea plume, commonly known as Gorgonian sea fan

An Indo-Pacific sea plume, commonly known as Gorgonian sea fan

Mumbai’s shoreline is often looked at as dirty and polluted, but despite everything going against, it is home to abundant sea life. In the past few years, the city’s coastal life has taken a new form. This was made possible by various citizen-led organisations that try to conserve and educate people to protect these fragile ecosystems. In celebration of World Reef Day, the folks from Marine Life of Mumbai (MLOM), along with the Mangrove Foundation, are holding a shore walk at Haji Ali. MLOM is a flagship project under the Coastal Conservation Foundation (CCF).

A previously conducted shore walk in the city
A previously conducted shore walk in the city

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