Bali, Indonesia – 25 October 2025 — Ocean Union proudly supported Udayana Basic Expedition 2025, a scientific marine expedition conducted in Jemeluk Bay, Bali, as part of a shared commitment to advancing marine conservation and ocean sustainability.

The expedition brought together participants to conduct a series of scientific activities aimed at assessing and supporting the health of marine ecosystems. Key activities included coral reef monitoring, water quality assessment, and coral transplantation initiatives designed to contribute to the long-term preservation of coastal and marine environments.

Jemeluk Bay is known for its rich marine biodiversity and vibrant coral reef ecosystems, making it an important location for scientific observation and conservation efforts. Through data collection and field-based research, participants gained valuable insights into current environmental conditions while supporting ongoing restoration initiatives in the area.

Ocean Union recognizes that healthy oceans are essential for sustainable fisheries, thriving coastal communities, and global food security. Supporting science-based conservation programs aligns with the company’s commitment to responsible seafood practices and the protection of marine resources for future generations.

The collaboration with Udayana Basic Expedition 2025 reflects the importance of partnerships between industry, academia, and local communities in addressing environmental challenges. By encouraging research, education, and hands-on conservation activities, such initiatives help strengthen awareness and collective action toward healthier marine ecosystems.

Ocean Union remains committed to supporting programs that promote marine sustainability, biodiversity conservation, and responsible stewardship of ocean resources.