Grown in protected nurseries
Fragments spend six months in calm water before they ever meet the reef.
Ocean conservation charity
We protect 
the reef
that protects 
us.
Reef nurseries, clean shorelines and fishing communities paid to look after both. Every dollar reported in public.
Reef restorationBeach cleanupsCommunity fisheriesOcean educationOpen data
Transparency
Where every dollar goes.
Audited every year and published in full. This is last year in one bar.
- Programmes · 84%Nurseries, cleanups, rangers and education on the ground.
- Fundraising · 10%The cost of raising the other 90%.
- Governance · 6%Audit, legal and trustee costs.
- 184,000coral fragments planted
- 42beaches protected
- 3,100volunteers this year
Where we work
Six places, one ocean.
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Small gifts, measured in real reef.
Choose an amount and see exactly what it does. Every gift goes to the programme you choose.
- 501(c)(3) · EIN 12-3456789
- Tax-deductible
- Cancel monthly gifts any time
$25 plants 5 coral fragments.
A morning of nursery work for one volunteer team.
$50 cleans 40 metres of beach.
Enough for a full Saturday cleanup crew.
$100 pays a ranger for a week.
Keeps a nursery zone patrolled and protected.
$250 restores a square of reef.
A whole surveyed plot, planted and monitored for five years.
The one number
91%
of the coral we plant survives its first year
Why it works.
Planted with local divers
The people who know each reef best do the planting.
Watched for five years
Every fragment is photographed and surveyed, and the results are public.
Protected by the community
Fishers are paid to keep nursery zones safe, so the reef is guarded all year.
Supporters
In their words.
“The fishing was failing. Two years after the nursery opened, my catch is back and my son wants to be a ranger.”
Daniel P.Fisher, Maui“I gave ten dollars a month and received a photo of the exact reef my gift helped plant. I cried.”
Sophie L.Monthly supporter“Our class adopted a reef. Eleven-year-olds who could not name a fish now argue about corals.”
James O.TeacherGive the reef a future.
From $10 a month. Every dollar reported in public.