Johor Bahru River Project

PhycoNor's Johor River Project stands as a paragon of innovation in regenerative aquaculture, nestled in the ecosystems of Johor Bahru, Malaysia. With a focus on cultivating essential marine species like tropical seaweed, portunid crab, and sea cucumber, the initiative is at the forefront of efforts to restore marine biodiversity and spearhead sustainable aquaculture methodologies. Through a symbiotic blend of modern science and traditional knowledge, this project is paving the way for a future where aquaculture contributes positively to both marine ecosystems and local communities.

Biodiversity and Sustainability

Leveraging hatchery-bred juvenile releases and sustainable harvesting techniques, the project underscores PhycoNor's dedication to bolstering marine biodiversity and establishing eco-friendly aquaculture practices.

Community Engagement and Prosperity

In collaboration with local fishermen, PhycoNor champions community involvement, ensuring that the project not only aids in ecosystem restoration but also promotes economic and social well-being, making it a beacon of communal and ecological harmony.