Adopt corals. Create measurable impact. Tell a story your customers believe.
Adopt coralsWhich volume best matches your project?
Perfect — you can adopt right away and start tracking your corals in minutes.
Ideal for businesses and individuals committed to start taking action for ocean conservation. A great entry-level option for adopting corals and tracking their growth.
From 30 to 150 corals — 25€ per coral
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You do not need to know the exact number of corals. Simply tell us your goal and our team will help define the most suitable program and volume.
Suited for businesses seeking a long-term & stronger environmental impact. Offers enhanced visibility through integration and customizations.
From 150 to 1,000 corals — 20€ per coral
From a few nursery tables to a complete nursery site — new nursery openings, project expansion, and sponsorship of a dedicated site.
1,000+ corals — 20€ per coral
A few details are enough for us to recommend an approach aligned with your budget, impact ambition and communication goals.
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Our team will get back to you with a proposal adapted to your volume, goals and communication needs.
Even without a precise volume, we can recommend the most relevant option based on your budget, goal and timeline.
THE PROOFBY THE NUMBERS
No greenwashing — real results, measured in the field since 2017.
Your adoption helps us collect a fragment from a resilient wild coral and grow it in our nurseries into a strong, healthy baby coral. After about a year, we outplant your coral onto a damaged reef, where it helps rebuild the habitat and bring marine life back.
Adopt a coral and receive a custom local certificate.
Our team collects a resilient coral fragment and plants it in our nursery.
Get a unique photo and GPS location of your coral. It's yours — real and traceable.
Once mature, your coral is transplanted onto a degraded reef, restoring marine life.
No token planting for the photo op. Your adoption pays real gardeners who dive every day in Mo'orea, Fiji and Thailand — growing, tagging and outplanting corals, restoring the reef, and training the local communities who depend on it.
And every coral is tracked by science. Our CG Labs team runs ReefOS — spatial intelligence, AI-powered image analysis and photogrammetry — to measure the real growth of every reef. Proof, not promises.
Full transparency: funds go directly to restoration in the field — and every coral you fund is geolocated, photographed and tracked over time.
See where your money goes
Everything you need to know about adopting corals and tracking their journey.
A coral adoption is a meaningful way for your business to support reef restoration. Each adopted coral directly funds the growth, monitoring and transplantation of living corals by Coral Gardeners' teams. In return, your company receives a digital adoption experience, impact updates, and communication tools to engage employees, customers or partners.
Getting started is easy:
1. Choose the number of corals you'd like to adopt.
2. Receive your personalized adoption certificates and communication kit.
3. Share the experience with your employees, customers or partners.
4. Track your corals' journey through regular updates and our Track My Coral platform.
Every adoption includes access to Track My Coral, where you can view your adopted corals and receive updates as they grow in our nurseries and are eventually transplanted onto the reef.
Absolutely. Coral adoptions are designed to be meaningful gifts for employees, customers or partners. Each recipient receives a personalized digital adoption certificate and access to Track My Coral, allowing them to follow their coral's restoration journey over time.
Still have a question? Our team replies, typically within one business day.
Adopt coralsWe offer anyone the power to revive the Ocean, one coral at a time.
