SORCE, the Sustainable Oceanic Research, Conservation & Education initiative, is a UK-registered Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) and Community Interest Company (CIC) founded in 2016. Committed to ecological awareness, SORCE seeks to find sustainable solutions for the restoration and conservation of biological hotspots. They operate a research and conservation facility in Lombok, Indonesia, located in the coral triangle and the Wallacea biodiversity hotspot.

With a focus on coral reef ecosystems, SORCE conducts scientific research to inform their conservation work. By staying up-to-date with scientific knowledge, they ensure the effectiveness of their projects and contribute to global understanding. SORCE acknowledges the importance of local communities in achieving long-term conservation goals and collaborates with them to garner support and understanding.

Through outreach and education initiatives, they work with village schools, community groups, charities, and governmental departments to bridge cultural divides and foster collaboration. Visit SORCE's website to learn more about their research, conservation, and education initiatives and find out how you can get involved