The Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies (BCSS) has unveiled its refreshed digital home — a newly updated website designed to make exploration, research, diving, and education in Mozambique more accessible than ever.
The BCSS website update marks an exciting milestone in how we connect with our global community of divers, students, and conservationists. With a cleaner layout, streamlined navigation, and enhanced visuals, the site reflects BCSS’s ongoing commitment to transparency, scientific integrity, and the open sharing of marine science resources in Mozambique.
What’s New on the BCSS Website
The redesigned website was built with one purpose in mind — to make it easier for anyone to discover, learn, and plan their journey with BCSS.
Visitors can now enjoy:
- Streamlined navigation with intuitive menus connecting all aspects of BCSS — from research insights to diving operations.
- A mobile-friendly experience, ensuring easy browsing across all devices.
- Instant access to updated dive brochures, field station details, and the Scientific Training Program.
- Interactive dive site maps and clear visual pathways to explore marine habitats in the Bazaruto Archipelago.
- A centralised library of downloadable brochures and reports, available here → BCSS Brochures and Reports.
Whether you’re planning a scientific expedition, a diving adventure, or an educational placement, every detail is now just a few clicks away.
Explore the New BCSS Brochures
Alongside the website, BCSS has released a collection of updated brochures — each one tailored to meet the needs of a growing community of marine scientists, students, and eco-travelers.
Corporate Brochure
A comprehensive overview of BCSS’s mission, sustainability goals, and long-term impact projects within Mozambique’s marine ecosystems.
Welcome to BCSS Brochure
Covers everything from daily meals and health protocols to community life at the research station — helping visitors feel at home before they even arrive.
Pre-Departure Brochure
Essential guidance for travellers: seasonal calendars, accommodation details, and logistical advice for visiting Benguerra Island.
Scientific Training Program Brochure
Designed for students and early-career researchers, this brochure outlines fieldwork modules and immersive training experiences in marine science. Learn more via the Scientific Training Program page.
Dive Centre Brochure
Showcases available Dive Centre packages, training opportunities, and equipment information for divers of all levels. Explore the full collection at BCSS Brochures and Reports.
Dive Sites Brochure
A visual guide to the region’s most spectacular underwater environments, featuring reef maps, biodiversity data, and top dive highlights.
Themes & Methodology Brochure
BCSS’s scientific focus areas and approach: long-term multi-ecosystem time-series, core research themes (e.g., oceanography, fisheries, megafauna, benthic habitats), sampling design, data standards, QA/QC, and our open-data and collaboration methodology.
All brochures are available for download at BCSS Brochures and Reports.
Why These Updates Matter
The redesigned BCSS website and new brochures are more than aesthetic upgrades — they represent BCSS’s dedication to open communication and scientific collaboration.
For divers and eco-travelers, these updates offer transparent insights into operations, safety, and sustainability efforts.
For researchers and partners, they provide a clear overview of available marine science resources in Mozambique, ensuring informed decision-making before arriving at the station.
Ultimately, these changes enhance accessibility and build trust — allowing BCSS to continue fostering collaboration across science, education, and conservation.
Dive In and Explore
The BCSS website update is live and ready for you to explore. Whether you’re planning your next dive, academic placement, or research project, our digital resources make it easy to begin your journey.
Explore our newly updated website and download your brochure today to plan your dive or research adventure with BCSS → BCSS Brochures and Reports
More information:
For questions about this article, please contact:
Ekaterina Kalashnikova, Bazaruto Archipelago – Ocean Observatory Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies ekaterina.kalashnikova@bcssmz.org
To get in touch and collaborate with our research Center , please visit https://bcssmz.org/logistical-support-consultancy/
To learn more about our Scientific Training Program, please see https://bcssmz.org/scientific-training-program/