50%
of Earth’s oxygen
The oceans produce roughly half the oxygen we breathe. Protecting reefs helps protect the air we rely on.
How it works?
Your adoption will enable us to collect a fragment from a resilient coral species in the wild and place it in our nurseries, where it will grow to maturity.
After over a year, your coral will then be outplanted onto a degraded reef to help revitalize the ocean ecosystem.
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01. ADOPT
Choose where you want to adopt a coral and receive a custom local certificate.
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02. SEE YOUR CORAL
Receive a real-life photo of your coral once it’s added to one of our nurseries.
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03. WATCH IT GROW
Follow along the journey of your coral as it grows with periodic updates from the field.
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04. SEE OUTPLANT
When your coral has reached maturity, you will receive an update that your coral has been outplanted onto the reef.
Why adopt a coral
In minutes, you fund real action: nursery → out-planting → visual tracking. No fluff—100% measurable.
25%
of marine life
Reefs cover <1% of the ocean yet shelter ~25% of marine species. Without reefs, biodiversity collapses.
200k
km of coasts
Reefs break waves and reduce erosion. Restoring reefs means protecting coastal communities.
1B+
people
Over a billion people rely on reefs for food and income. Saving reefs means acting for people, too.
Nursery growing
Out-planting to reef
Visual tracking & certificate
Follow Your Coral’s Journey
Every coral you adopt is uniquely tracked using cutting-edge AI. Once assigned, you’ll receive a dedicated link showing your coral’s exact location on the reef and a real picture of it.
As it grows and thrives, you’ll get real-time updates straight from the ocean—your personal connection to reef restoration.
Rebuilding Reefs Across the Globe
Coral Gardeners is restoring reefs in three incredible locations. From the vibrant lagoons of French Polynesia, to the flourishing nurseries of Fiji, and now expanding to the remote islands of Thailand. Every coral adoption helps us revive marine ecosystems and bring life back to the ocean.
French Polynesia
Fiji
Thailand
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Coral reefs are the most biodiverse and valuable ecosystems on our planet, yet they are one of the most impacted by climate change and human pressures, in peril of going extinct by 2050.
Coral reefs are the most biodiverse and valuable ecosystems on our planet, yet they are one of the most impacted by climate change and human pressures, in peril of going extinct by 2050.
WE ARE
REVOLUTIONIZING
OCEAN CONSERVATION
AND CREATING
A GLOBAL MOVEMENT
TO SAVE THE REEF
