Press

Yale Scientific Magazine (the oldest college magazine in the USA), has published an article on the seawater chemistry and the variability found in its elemental composition, overturning a 130-year-old assumption in ocean knowledge, mentioning our Station Manager and Chief Scientist, Dr. Mario Lebrato, and referring to his research, as he is the first author of the […]

BCSS has been featured in an article on Oceanographic Magazine’s website, written by our underwater photographer Helen Walne. Helen visited BCSS and our sister property Kisawa Sanctuary last year, taking in all the beauty that Benguerra Island and the wider Bazaruto Archipelago have to offer as she joined BCSS’s expeditions.   “Kisawa and BCSS have a

As part of National Geographic’s picks for BEST OF THE WORLD 2024, the brand’s annual guide of the most exciting, meaningful, and one-of-a-kind travel experiences for 2024, one Mozambican gem stands out. Located in the Bazaruto Archipelago, Kisawa Sanctuary is not just a luxurious escape but a haven where guests can reconnect with themselves and their

We are very proud to see BCSS Director & Chief Scientist Dr. Mario Lebrato’s article on hydrothermal vents published in Nature group journal – one of the most cited scientific publications globally.