Adopt a Coral

 

Help Rebuild Our Coral Reefs

Coral reefs are vital to the health of our oceans — and they need your help.
Through our Adopt a Coral program, you can directly support the restoration of coral reefs and help us grow and outplant new coral colonies to revive marine ecosystems.

No matter where you are in the world, you can make a real difference. Your adoption helps us expand our coral nurseries and restore degraded reef areas, creating a healthier ocean for generations to come.

Choose Your Impact

Whether you want to adopt a single coral fragment or sponsor an entire section of reef for restoration, there are flexible donation options to suit your level of support.

What You’ll Receive:

  • A personalized digital Adopt a Coral Certificate, emailed to you (or your chosen recipient) within 48 hours

  • An informative welcome letter explaining your coral’s role in our restoration efforts

  • A 6-month update on your coral’s progress (availability depends on adoption tier)

🌊 Perfect as a meaningful gift or a personal pledge to protect our planet.

To complete your adoption: Please include your contact details, and if it’s a gift, the name and email of the recipient.

Join us in restoring our oceans — one coral at a time.

Adopt a Fragment

Our team will carefully harvest, fragment, and place your coral fragment in one of our dedicated coral nurseries in Costa Rica, where it will begin its journey toward restoring a thriving reef.

Adopt a
Nursery

Our team will build and name a coral nursery just for you, where coral fragments can grow — a lasting tribute to your support for ocean conservation

Adopt a
Reef

Our team will transplant 25 coral fragments onto a designated restoration reef in Costa Rica, helping to rebuild and revive this vital marine ecosystem.

Corporate Sponsorships

Join our mission to restore the reef through our Corporate Sponsorship Program – a unique opportunity for companies to make a lasting environmental impact, support marine conservation, and align their brand with a cause that truly matters.

“We need to respect the oceans and take care of them as if our lives depended on it. Because they do ” Sylvia Earle