Adi Da Samraj always instructed members of Adidam to place great value on the natural environment. He was particularly attentive to ensuring that Naitauba’s pristine environment is maintained and enhanced. A variety of programs have been introduced to preserve the ecology of the island.

A number of non-native plant species have been cut back, and in some cases eradicated, to encourage indigenous flora and to enhance the island’s unspoiled character.

Naitauba has an active conservation program for the surrounding reef and lagoon, supporting diversification of marine life and allowing the lagoon to remain undisturbed. Concerns such as bleached coral and loss of habitat for marine species are being actively addressed. Repopulation initiatives are underway for key endangered species such as giant clams and beche-de-mer. Naitauba is also collaborating with Fiji’s Ministry of Fisheries to train and certify local fisheries wardens to maintain safe and sustainable fishing on Naitauba.