Our reefs support 25% of all marine life and one billion people worldwide with food and livelihood. We’ve lost half of our reefs in the last 30 years and we’re estimated to lose 70-90% by 2050.

We’re on a mission to regenerate our reefs for our children to live in a world with healthy reefs.

We build large-scale sculptures deployed into the ocean to catalyze marine protection, coral farming and mangrove restoration initiatives. Our last project in the Dominican Republic is of Atabey, the Mother of Water. Our local partner marine protected the area, we launched a coral farm at a local school, planted +720,000 mangroves, developed a wildfire prevention program, and trained 67 community members and 17 fishermen in conservation. The project is locally led and sustained by ecotourism and grants and they are expanding to new sites on the island.

We are on a mission to scale and replicate this model across 30 reef sites. This Ma Earth grant would support us to launch our next site in Indonesia.

Partnering with local NGOs, a grant of $15K would allow us to do the full R&D - ecological survey, permitting, planning, design development, and preparations for build and deployment of a project. We are piloting a new AI tool developed by our lead coral scientist Anderson Mayfield that can map the reefs on the island and give the best strategy for restoration. We aim to accelerate local and international partnerships and develop the most impactful project both for the reefs and for the communities who depend on them.

Any donations over $100 receive a limited edition 3D print of one of our sculptures (Atabey, Arise and Mundara).

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Thank you for your support!