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  • Impact Report (2)

    2026 Impact Report: Pujada Bay, Philippines

    Our 2026 Impact Report shows how Reviving Pujada Bay has grown from a pilot reef into a wider, locally rooted regeneration programme. Between February 2024 and February 2026, the initiative expanded from the 100 m² Manguihay Reef to a second 80 m² reef in Tamisan, while strengthening local…

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    2025 Impact Report: Siquijor, Philippines

    Nudibranchs, pencil urchins, coral crabs, spiny lobsters, sea anemones. What do they have in common? They are all invertebrates and neighbors sharing the same home on the iquijorReef! Over the past 12 months, together with our scientific partners and local community, we have been closely monitoring how…

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    our 2025 scientific report

    We’re excited to share our latest scientific report, which brings together data from all our reef sites into one comprehensive document.

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    2025 Impact Report: Islote Sucre, Ecuador

    We’re pleased to share our latest impact report, highlighting the one-year progress of rrreefs’ project on Ecuador’s Islote Sucre. Since our launch in early 2024, a 25 m² reef has been successfully regenerated using our innovative modular clay reef system. In collaboration with our local partner,…

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    2025 Impact Report: Pujada Bay, Philippines

    We’re happy to share with you our latest impact report, that summarizes the 1-year progress of rrreefs’ project in the Philippines’ Pujada Bay. In February 2024, we launched our project to regenerate 100 m² of degraded reef, in collaboration with global and local partners. In addition to the 820-brick…

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    scientific report 2023

    For us, the past few years have been marked by exciting project work, mainly in the Maldives and the Caribbean. Our primary focus has been the observation and monitoring of two field experiments to test our hypotheses and assess the effectiveness of our reef system in supporting ocean health and…

  • Impact Report (2)

    2026 Impact Report: Pujada Bay, Philippines

    Our 2026 Impact Report shows how Reviving Pujada Bay has grown from a pilot reef into a wider, locally rooted regeneration programme. Between February 2024 and February 2026, the initiative expanded from the 100 m² Manguihay Reef to a second 80 m² reef in Tamisan, while strengthening local…

  • Screenshot 2026-03-25 at 10.03.49

    2025 Impact Report: Siquijor, Philippines

    Nudibranchs, pencil urchins, coral crabs, spiny lobsters, sea anemones. What do they have in common? They are all invertebrates and neighbors sharing the same home on the iquijorReef! Over the past 12 months, together with our scientific partners and local community, we have been closely monitoring how…

  • Screenshot-2025-09-15-at-15.53.08-e1757949456655.jpg

    our 2025 scientific report

    We’re excited to share our latest scientific report, which brings together data from all our reef sites into one comprehensive document.

  • Screenshot 2025-08-06 at 11.31.06

    2025 Impact Report: Islote Sucre, Ecuador

    We’re pleased to share our latest impact report, highlighting the one-year progress of rrreefs’ project on Ecuador’s Islote Sucre. Since our launch in early 2024, a 25 m² reef has been successfully regenerated using our innovative modular clay reef system. In collaboration with our local partner,…

  • Screenshot 2025-06-09 at 18.05.24

    2025 Impact Report: Pujada Bay, Philippines

    We’re happy to share with you our latest impact report, that summarizes the 1-year progress of rrreefs’ project in the Philippines’ Pujada Bay. In February 2024, we launched our project to regenerate 100 m² of degraded reef, in collaboration with global and local partners. In addition to the 820-brick…

  • Bildschirmfoto 2024-01-24 um 13.43.54

    scientific report 2023

    For us, the past few years have been marked by exciting project work, mainly in the Maldives and the Caribbean. Our primary focus has been the observation and monitoring of two field experiments to test our hypotheses and assess the effectiveness of our reef system in supporting ocean health and…

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