We are starting a new chapter. After our monitoring in the Philippines, our team conducted a workshop with our local partners on how to rebuild coral reefs. We were lucky to work 10 days with professors and students of the Davao Oriental State University (DOrSU), the team…
We are thrilled to share some fantastic news: just five months after the installation, our rrreef structures in Pujada Bay, the Philippines, are already home to coral recruits! During the latest monitoring, our team was excited to find numerous baby corals on our artificial reef structure. The presence of…
Our awesome camera crew Dana and Nessar went back to our new reef off Islote Sucre in Ecuador and brought back great news and an even greater video! Have you ever wondered how we rebuild coral reefs? In this video you can see how we worked…
The team of four Swiss rowers at 44west are taking part in the Worlds Toughest Row across the Atlantic to raise money to rebuild coral reefs. The race takes participants over 4,800 km from La Gomera in the Canary Islands to Antigua in the Caribbean. With enough…
The employees at Geistlich Pharma literally went the extra mile for us. The dedicated team from across the globe walked, ran, and cycled an impressive 4’434 kilometers and raised a total of $ 26’208 to support rrreefs. The donation will extend the…
Our field operator and designer Mauro is working on a new foundation and anchoring element for the reefs we plan to build in the future. For his Bachelor thesis at Zurich University of the Arts ZHdK (ZHdK) he designed the new Nauplius blocks. They are modular and compatible with…
The interdisciplinary research group Crowther Lab | ETH Zurich has nominated rrreefs for The Earthshot Prize in the category Revive Our Oceans. They say: “Inspired and amazed by their science-based work on regenerating and restoring our planet’s coral reefs, we have nominated rrreefs for the next round of…
Good news! Our pilot reef, El Castillo, is thriving. In the latest monitoring our team in San Andres, Colombia, noted that the coral recruits are growing. They also saw that the coral fragments we put on the structure are fusing together. We couldn’t be more happy! In…
In January, Marie and Josy went to Mexico to participate in the AIT Mexico Camp 2023. A camp organized by the University of St. Gallen. During one week, they gained insight into Mexican business, innovation, and entrepreneurship ecosystems. Whilst Marie was traveling to do a field assessment in the…
We are incredibly proud that we have been featured in National Geographic Magazine Germany. Hanna talked to journalist Julia Graven about the development in and around our pilot reef “El Castillo” in San Andrés, Colombia. We believe that our work has the potential to make a real difference in…
We are starting a new chapter. After our monitoring in the Philippines, our team conducted a workshop with our local partners on how to rebuild coral reefs. We were lucky to work 10 days with professors and students of the Davao Oriental State University (DOrSU), the team…
We are thrilled to share some fantastic news: just five months after the installation, our rrreef structures in Pujada Bay, the Philippines, are already home to coral recruits! During the latest monitoring, our team was excited to find numerous baby corals on our artificial reef structure. The presence of…
Our awesome camera crew Dana and Nessar went back to our new reef off Islote Sucre in Ecuador and brought back great news and an even greater video! Have you ever wondered how we rebuild coral reefs? In this video you can see how we worked…
The team of four Swiss rowers at 44west are taking part in the Worlds Toughest Row across the Atlantic to raise money to rebuild coral reefs. The race takes participants over 4,800 km from La Gomera in the Canary Islands to Antigua in the Caribbean. With enough…
The employees at Geistlich Pharma literally went the extra mile for us. The dedicated team from across the globe walked, ran, and cycled an impressive 4’434 kilometers and raised a total of $ 26’208 to support rrreefs. The donation will extend the…
Our field operator and designer Mauro is working on a new foundation and anchoring element for the reefs we plan to build in the future. For his Bachelor thesis at Zurich University of the Arts ZHdK (ZHdK) he designed the new Nauplius blocks. They are modular and compatible with…
The interdisciplinary research group Crowther Lab | ETH Zurich has nominated rrreefs for The Earthshot Prize in the category Revive Our Oceans. They say: “Inspired and amazed by their science-based work on regenerating and restoring our planet’s coral reefs, we have nominated rrreefs for the next round of…
Good news! Our pilot reef, El Castillo, is thriving. In the latest monitoring our team in San Andres, Colombia, noted that the coral recruits are growing. They also saw that the coral fragments we put on the structure are fusing together. We couldn’t be more happy! In…
In January, Marie and Josy went to Mexico to participate in the AIT Mexico Camp 2023. A camp organized by the University of St. Gallen. During one week, they gained insight into Mexican business, innovation, and entrepreneurship ecosystems. Whilst Marie was traveling to do a field assessment in the…
We are incredibly proud that we have been featured in National Geographic Magazine Germany. Hanna talked to journalist Julia Graven about the development in and around our pilot reef “El Castillo” in San Andrés, Colombia. We believe that our work has the potential to make a real difference in…
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