30 sculptures.
30 reefs.
One regenerative ocean.
The largest creative and data-driven plan to regenerate our coral reefs and the ecosystems and communities that depend on them.
70–90%
of reefs at risk by 2050
25%
of all marine life reef-dependent
97%
of wave and storm energy absorbed
100+
countries hold living reefs
30
sites. one coordinated plan.
Vision
A jeweled belt
across our earth.
Scientists have found that marine ecosystems recover so fast, that with the right interventions, we can actually rebuild marine life by 2050.
We have developed a tool that can map any reef and create the most impactful, comprehensive strategy to regenerate that reef — we partner with local NGOs to accelerate and scale local effort with the best tools and data available and a holistic approach of art, science and community.
The Approach
A blueprint for full ecosystem regeneration
No single technique regenerates a reef. Our blueprint stacks six interventions, an integrated method, adapted to local reality
01
Sculpture as anchor
A large-scale artwork becomes the unique identity of each reef — drawing attention, funding, and community.
02
Marine protection
Formal protection zones enforced with local rangers and community stewardship.
03
Coral farming
Nurseries and outplanting programs tuned to each reef's species and conditions.
04
Mangrove restoration
Coastal buffers that filter runoff, sequester carbon, and shelter juvenile fish.
05
Community Empowerment
Education and job opportunities in conservation as well as energy and clean water solutions embedded in every site's plan where applicable.
06
Ecotourism & retreats
Regenerative tourism that funds the work and boosts local economies.
Doctor Coral — Our AI Tool Kit
Every reef, read like a fingerprint.
Trained by PhD coral scientist Anderson Mayfield — accumulating 40 years of field experience across 45 countries and 45,000 peer-reviewed papers — our AI identifies any reef and recommends the exact combination of interventions most likely to regenerate it.
40 yrs
Field data
45
Countries
45k
Papers indexed
The Global Map
Every restoration group.
Every technique. One atlas.
An open map of every reef-restoration organization on earth and the techniques they use — layered with our 30 targeted sites, each rated for reef health and chances of recovery. This map aims to accelerate collaboration and cross-training opportunities to accelerate and scale local efforts.
Pilot Project · Dominican Republic · 2020–Present
Atabey
Mother of Water — from the Arawak/Taino indigenous people of the Caribbean.
Ecological Impact
MPA established
managed by local partner Magua Foundation
2,500 corals / month
outplanted from small-scale coral farm with 85% survival rate
1.2M mangroves planted
with a 95% survival rate
1.8M acres protected
of forest, in partnership with Despri Haiti
Wildfire prevention program
established 2023 — first year in 20 with no wildfires
Social Impact
5,000 new divers / year
contribute funding towards MPA enforcement
560 women-led groups
self-help micro-financing program established
67 stewards + 25 fishermen
trained in conservation
2.5M engagements
reached on social media
100 tours / year
hosted around our sites, generating local revenue
Indigenous & culture leaders
in active partnership across the project
Act now
The reef doesn't wait.
Neither should we.
Fund a site. Join a retreat. Bring your organization into the coalition.