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Tioman Island Clean-up Day 2021

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Tioman Island Clean-up Day 2021

Tioman Island Clean-up Day is the initiative of Berjaya Hotels & Resorts. From its humble beginnings in 2011, basically an informal get-together among the diving community interested in cleaning up the reefs and surrounding area, Tioman Island Clean-up Day has now evolved into a full-on Corporate Social Responsibility programme. Tioman Island Clean-up Day enjoys the support from PADI, Project AWARE and a lot of participating Tioman dive centres.

Scuba diver bagging one of the crown-of-thorns starfish that plague Tioman's reefs
Scuba diver bagging one of the crown-of-
thorns starfish that plague Tioman's reefs


Tioman Island Clean-up Day usually involves over 100 volunteers, including Berjaya staff, kids from Tioman's school, media participants and even tv celebrities, all of whom put in plenty of sweaty back-breaking time on the ground in a mass clean-up effort of Tioman's beaches.

Collection efforts to rid Tioman's beautiful beaches from discarded rubbish
Collection efforts to rid Tioman's beautiful
beaches from discarded rubbish


And because Tioman's offshore ecosystems, its unique coral reefs, are susceptible to the accumulation of debris as well, 50-60 scuba-divers are further employed to fan out over the coral reefs, with the aim to collect rubbish, to be taken to land for incineration.

A big shout-out to all TICD participants. Thank you!
A big shout-out to all TICD participants.
Thank you!


But it's not just man-made rubbish that is collected during Tioman Island Clean-up Day. To reduce the relentless crown-of-thorns starfish pressure on our coral reefs, as many of this voracious starfish predator as possible are caught by the participating divers and then disposed of also.

Another coral-eating COT starfish is bagged for disposal on land later
Another coral-eating COT starfish is
bagged for disposal on land later
Note: Images by Berjaya Hotels & Resorts


It is hoped that Tioman Island Clean-up Day will serve to strengthen our resolve to maintain our efforts to keep Tioman's ecosystems flourishing, both above and below the waterline, whilst simultaneously fulfilling our educational objectives by spreading the word on the importance of conservation.

If you'd like to participate in Tioman Island Clean-up Day 2021, use below form for details.

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