I love your vision, it’s a cracking idea!. I gifted a coral fragment to my granddaughter for her birthday on April 3rd and she was both surprised and thrilled. I explained that she would be invited to name the baby coral fragment and watch it grow until big enough to join a wild coral reef. “Cool”, she said with a big smile. However, she needs to receive instructions from Coral Gardeners as to exactly how to do this. She is eleven and able to use a computer for her school work but says all she can see is a blue dot. Please let me know whether she has received the necessary information. I very much want to support her enthusiasm for this project. Please reply as soon as you are able as to how to take the first steps, i.e. naming and locating her ‘baby’. All her school friends are curious and watching with interest. I’m hoping they may choose to join in too, if all goes well with Lara’s marine conservation adventure!

Is there anything I should be doing to get her launched? Just tell me if so.

My thanks and good wishes,

Gillian Menzies

I totally support your coral restoration project an I think a coral adoption is a great gift for friends. It supports your project and spreads the word.
This will not be our last adoption!

I am more than happy with my purchase. My two corals are now in the nusery and seem to be thriving. Thank you for your hard work, you are all amazing!