Our Network

Our Network

Our network is made up of restoration programs around the world.
These programs deliver multi-species restoration techniques in combination with education and outreach programs for their local communities.

Donating to one of our individual network members helps support their fieldwork and ensures that they can continue giving reefs a helping hand.

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Australia

Reef Restoration Foundation is a not-for-profit social enterprise that is establishing ocean-based coral nurseries using a proven method, which is a part of the solution for a healthy Great Barrier Reef.

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Bonaire

Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire is an NGO founded in 2012. The project started with just a few corals in one nursery. Today, over 40,000 corals have been outplanted back to Bonaire’s reefs.

Cayman Islands

Reef Renewal Foundation Cayman Islands was set up in 2021. In combination with coral restoration across the island, they are also concentrating their efforts on an SCTL disease treatment response plan for areas of reef that are currently affected.

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Curacao

Reef Renewal Foundation Curacao was set-up in 2015 after seeing the success of Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire. To date, RRFC has managed to outplant over 11,000 corals back to Curacao’s reefs.

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USA

Reef Renewal USA currently focuses on innovating and pioneering new coral restoration techniques. They currently work with over 20 coral species spread across six locations in the Florida Keys.

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St. Vincent & the Grenadines

Serenity Dive set-up a restoration program in 2020, after they decided to expand their kid’s program to include coral restoration. They currently have 10 coral trees and have outplanted close to 1000 corals back to the reefs.