Conservation Hotline
Our coral restoration projects speak for themselves. Through advanced micro-fragmentation, dedicated volunteer divers, and continuous care, we have rebuilt vibrant underwater habitats worldwide. These revived reefs now serve as crucial nurseries for countless marine species, bringing life back to once-barren seabeds. By actively cultivating climate-resilient strains, we ensure these delicate ecosystems can withstand rising ocean temperatures and thrive for generations to come.
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Conservation Hotline
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We've answered the most common questions to help you understand how we grow corals, combat bleaching, and bring ocean habitats back to life.
We cut healthy corals into tiny pieces, which stimulates their natural healing process. This technique allows the coral fragments to grow up to 50 times faster in our underwater nurseries than they would naturally.
We selectively identify and propagate coral species that have naturally survived severe bleaching events. By planting these specific strains, we ensure the restored reefs are better equipped to handle warming oceans.
While our initial outplanting process takes only a few months, it typically takes 3 to 5 years for the coral to fully establish itself and for a self-sustaining, biodiverse marine ecosystem to return.
Yes. In areas where the natural limestone substrate is severely degraded or destroyed, we deploy eco-friendly mineral structures to provide a stable, safe foundation for our new coral fragments to attach to.
Yes! Certified scuba divers can join our advanced volunteer outplanting programs. Non-divers can still help by sponsoring coral fragments or assisting our onshore teams with nursery equipment maintenance.
Coral Fragments Planted
Overall Survival Rate
Diver Hours Logged
An accessible monthly gift to help us grow new corals in our nurseries.
Directly fund the maintenance and expansion of our vital offshore corals.
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Our restoration initiatives are designed to be science-backed and highly effective. From initial harvesting to long-term monitoring, we ensure lasting reef resilience.
We carefully collect resilient, naturally occurring fragments from local donor reefs without harming the existing ecosystem.
Fragments are suspended on specialized underwater trees, where they are cleaned and monitored until they mature.
Our divers use marine-safe epoxy to attach the grown corals onto degraded reef structures to stimulate rapid recovery.
We continuously track growth rates, bleaching resistance, and the return of marine wildlife to ensure long-term health.