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      Biodiversity and conservation

      Across the world’s most iconic beach destinations, OUTRIGGER is committed to caring for the land, sea and communities that surround our resorts. From coral reef regeneration in the Maldives and native tree restoration on Maui to mangrove planting in Thailand and the return of the endangered Fijian Crested Iguana in Fiji, these efforts reflect a deeper responsibility to protect biodiversity, restore natural ecosystems and help each place thrive for generations to come.

      Sculptural coral gene bank

      In partnership with Counting Coral, OUTRIGGER installed a Sculptural Coral Gene Bank during World Ocean Month 2025. Designed to support long-term reef regeneration and guest education, the structure housed 464 coral fragments on 100% marine-grade stainless steel sculptures by November 2025, selected for genetic resilience and routinely monitored to support reef restoration outcomes.

      Return of the Fijian Crested Iguana

      At Castaway Island, Fiji, years of habitat restoration, invasive species management and scientific collaboration culminated in the return of the endangered Fijian Crested Iguana, a species absent from the island for decades. This milestone reflects sustained partnership with conservation leaders and demonstrates the long-term commitment required to restore biodiversity. 

      In-room beach cleanup kits

      OUTRIGGER Kauaʻi Beach Resort & Spa hosts regular beach cleanups and invites guests to take part in hands-on stewardship. Marine debris of any size poses threats to natural life through entanglement, ingestion, smothering coral reefs, and transporting invasive species. Cleaning up this threat to the ocean ecosystem is a key focus of the OUTRIGGER Zone programming at Kauai Beach Resort. Since the property introduced in-room beach cleanup kits, visitors have been able to easily participate in spontaneous cleanups during their stay. 

      Mangrove planting

      OUTRIGGER Khao Lak Beach Resort hosts planted a total of 1,500 mangrove saplings in December 2025 alone. Mangrove ecosystems serve as natural nurseries for marine life, protect coastlines from erosion, and contribute significantly to CO2 sequestration in Thailand. In addition to planting saplings, OUTRIGGER hosts gathered and sorted a total of 409 kilograms of waste found in the area.

      Treecovery Maui

      In 2025, OUTRIGGER Kā‛anapali Beach Resort advanced its commitment to climate resilience and community recovery through a partnership with Treecovery Hawaiʻi following the devastating Lahaina and Kula wildfires. The initiative focuses on restoring native tree canopy and strengthening long-term ecological resilience on Maui.

      Hosts participated in planting culturally and ecologically significant species including Wiliwili, Plumeria, Kukui and Coconut trees across the property. Native tree restoration supports soil stabilization, habitat regeneration and carbon sequestration while enhancing the natural landscape for guests and the surrounding community. Through this partnership, OUTRIGGER contributes to rebuilding efforts that extend beyond the resort and support the long-term environmental health of West Maui

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