Our reefs
Every reef in our network is actively monitored, photographed, and reported on. Browse below to explore locations, resident species, and dedication status.
6
Active reefs
3
Available to name
3
Reef types
6
Locations
A multi-tiered concrete reef structure designed to mimic natural coral formations. Positioned at the edge of a sandy flat, it has become a thriving hub for juvenile fish and invertebrates.
Resident species
A cluster of 12 reef balls arranged in a spiral pattern, creating a diverse micro-habitat. Named by its dedicators, this reef has seen remarkable coral recruitment since deployment.
Resident species
A 180-foot decommissioned research vessel intentionally sunk to create a large-scale reef habitat. The hull is now encrusted with soft corals and sponges, attracting pelagic species year-round.
Resident species
A shallow-water reef structure ideal for snorkelers and beginner divers. The warm, clear water and abundant sunlight have accelerated coral growth beyond initial projections.
Resident species
Twenty-four reef balls arranged in a cathedral-like formation, creating dramatic swim-throughs and overhangs. One of our most photographed reef sites, popular with underwater photographers.
Resident species
Our newest reef structure, deployed in 2022. Early monitoring shows exceptional coral recruitment rates and a rapidly growing fish population. A blank canvas waiting for its name.
Resident species
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