MATHIAS DEPARDON FOR "LE MONDE"īut that's in appearance only. MATHIAS DEPARDON FOR "LE MONDE" Marine biologist Aya Naseem observes the growth of corals that have been installed on metal structures to restore the reef around Fulhadhoo Island on February 16, 2022. The construction site of the new port on Fulhadhoo Island, Maldives, on February 14, 2022. The island of Fulhadhoo, in the Maldives, looks like a piece of paradise. Around the reef, the colors also compete in beauty, between the turquoise of the sea, the azure of the sky, the white of the beach and the green of the luxuriant vegetation which covers the fine strip of sand plunging into the ocean. All you have to do is dip your head a few centimeters under the surface, while standing waist-deep in the sea, to see them bathed in light: Thousands of corals, yellow, green, blue or purple, with multiple patterns, colorful labyrinths that take your breath away.
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