Our workMeasured impact
Change above and below the water.
Reefs for Life combines reef restoration, marine protection, community education, and local leadership so conservation can last.
Accomplishments
Real progress in reef-dependent communities.
12
Actively managed marine protected areas
8.7 mi2
Sanctuary zones established
23,000 ft2
Active restoration area
100+
Artificial reef structures
12
Community organizations formed
20,000+
Fishermen represented
14,487
Eco bricks collected
10
Coral reef restoration sites
On the water
Reef restoration creates habitat fish can return to.
- More than 100 artificial reef structures across 10 locations.
- Solar-powered pontoon boats provide restoration power in remote sites.
- Each dome reef provides coral placement surface for active restoration.
- Protected areas are marked with buoys and monitored by local partners.
In the community
Conservation becomes sustainable when local people can lead it.
- Community organizations actively train local fishermen.
- Volunteer organizations represent thousands of people in fishing communities.
- Education and eco-brick work make conservation visible on land.
- Fish sanctuaries help communities become reef caretakers instead of reef threats.
Every protected reef, trained leader, and restored coral structure makes the next community project stronger.
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