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…
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…
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…
Our rrreefs journey began in 2019 off the coast of Magoodhoo Island in Fafoo Atoll, where we hung our first tiles, underwater, to test the material and surface topography of our bricks. Now three years later, we couldn’t be more proud of our work. (check the project…
rrreefers! Fantastic news! Angela from Corales de Paz did a visual and photographic monitoring of El Castillo two weeks ago, aaaand ….she found the first baby corals growing on our rrreef bricks.What a beautiful result of coral spawning. At precise dates and times, corals release their male and…
We know that coral reefs support more species per unit area than any other marine environment, including about 4,000 species of fish, 800 species of hard corals and hundreds of other species. But this biodiversity is in trouble! Last week, the IPCC has released its new…
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…
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…
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…
Our rrreefs journey began in 2019 off the coast of Magoodhoo Island in Fafoo Atoll, where we hung our first tiles, underwater, to test the material and surface topography of our bricks. Now three years later, we couldn’t be more proud of our work. (check the project…
rrreefers! Fantastic news! Angela from Corales de Paz did a visual and photographic monitoring of El Castillo two weeks ago, aaaand ….she found the first baby corals growing on our rrreef bricks.What a beautiful result of coral spawning. At precise dates and times, corals release their male and…
We know that coral reefs support more species per unit area than any other marine environment, including about 4,000 species of fish, 800 species of hard corals and hundreds of other species. But this biodiversity is in trouble! Last week, the IPCC has released its new…
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