Beneath the Surface: HEPCA’s Mooring Team Keeps the Red Sea’s Coral Reefs Safe
calendar_monthJuly 07, 2026
While millions admire the breathtaking beauty of the Red Sea from above, HEPCA’s Mooring Team is already hard at work beneath the surface—protecting one of the world's most valuable marine ecosystems before the first dive boat even leaves the harbor.
HEPCA's Efforts to Protect the Historic SS Thistlegorm Wreck Featured in Al Masry Al Youm
calendar_monthJuly 03, 2026
The Red Sea Environmental Protection and Conservation Association (HEPCA) welcomes the extensive media coverage published by Al Masry Al Youm, highlighting the urgent efforts being undertaken to protect the historic wreck of the British ship SS Thistlegorm, one of the world's most iconic underwater heritage sites and a globally renowned diving destination.
HEPCA Recognizes Dive Assist International and MIC Mohandes Insurance for Supporting the Safety of Its Mooring Team
calendar_monthJune 07, 2026
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The Hurghada Environmental Protection and Conservation Association (HEPCA) extends its sincere appreciation and gratitude to Dive Assist International and MIC Mohandes Insurance Co. – Diving Professional Accident and Liability Cover for their invaluable support in providing comprehensive insurance coverage for HEPCA’s entire mooring team over the past three years.
HEPCA Mooring Team Continues Protection Efforts Across the Red Sea During April 2026
calendar_monthMay 12, 2026
The Hurghada Environmental Protection and Conservation Association (HEPCA) continued its extensive mooring maintenance and marine protection activities throughout April 2026 across key Red Sea destinations including Hurghada, Safaga, Marsa Alam, and Wadi El Gemal.
Community Action Creates Real Environmental Impact in Hurghada
calendar_monthMay 08, 2026
HEPCA, in collaboration with Hilton Hurghada Plaza and a dedicated group of volunteers, successfully organized a cleanup activity along Arabia Street in Hurghada, demonstrating the true power of community action in protecting the environment and the Red Sea ecosystem.
Coordinated Response to Dugong Sighting in Safaga Highlights Importance of Responsible Wildlife Reporting
calendar_monthApril 21, 2026
In recent days, reports were received regarding the sighting of a juvenile dugong in the Safaga area, specifically along the beachfront of Mövenpick Hotel. Observations were shared by members of the public, divers, and marine operators through various communication channels, including WhatsApp messages, social media, and direct calls.
Aqualung Egypt Supports HEPCA’s Mooring Team in Protecting the Red Sea
calendar_monthMarch 19, 2026
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The Hurghada Environmental Protection and Conservation Association (HEPCA) is proud to recognize and thank Aqualung Egypt for its valuable support in providing diving suits to HEPCA’s mooring team, further strengthening ongoing efforts to protect the Red Sea’s unique marine ecosystems.
HEPCA Participates in National Workshop on Biodiversity and Carbon Markets in Egypt
calendar_monthFebruary 12, 2026
The Hurghada Environmental Protection and Conservation Association (HEPCA) participated in the First Capacity-Building Workshop on Biodiversity and Carbon Markets in Egypt, held in Hurghada on 11–12 February 2026.
When the Community Acts, the Sea Benefits: A Beach Cleanup in Safaga
calendar_monthJanuary 03, 2026
HEPCA organized a community beach cleanup and environmental awareness session at El Samaka Public Beach in Safaga, bringing together key partners and local stakeholders to support the protection of the Red Sea and improve public coastal spaces.
Egypt Declares the Great Fringing Reef a Protected Area
calendar_monthDecember 06, 2025
Press Release – For Immediate Release<br/>Hurghada – Saturday, December 6, 2025<br/><br/> A historic milestone for Red Sea conservation, crowned by years of scientific and fieldwork efforts<br/><br/>The Egyptian Cabinet has officially approved the designation of Egypt’s Great Fringing Reef as a Protected Area—one of the most significant environmental decisions the country has witnessed recently, and a pivotal step toward safeguarding one of the richest marin
