Marshall Islands Coral Education Tank
Building on our coral restoration work in the Marshall Islands, we are setting up an educational tank to bring coral science into secondary schools and widen the audience for ocean education.
Projects
Sea and land are one methodology for carbon reduction and sequestration, practised in three fields.
Accessible and Sustainable Diving
Taiwan has a huge diving community, yet fewer than fifty divers restore coral. With the pioneers of adaptive diving, we put restoration into dive education so more people, including divers with disabilities, can join.
Coral Restoration Base: R&D and Field Validation
Most coral bases are concrete, ceramic or silicone, and corals must be detached before transplanting. We develop friendly bases that go straight into the sea, shaped for corals and giant clams, tested with clownfish.
Soil Carbon through Organic Cover Cropping
Replacing bare soil with living cover crops and organic practice to raise soil organic matter and carbon storage, with a field method that can be measured and verified.
Net-Zero Resilience Container Lab at DILA
An AIoT smart-irrigation nursery inside a solar-powered science container, combining perovskite solar and biochar carbon storage to give seedlings a standardised carbon-footprint method.
Corporate ESG and Benefit Corporation Governance
Encouraging companies and stakeholders to build environmental protection and net-zero transition into core governance, with Benefit Corporation governance as the goal and green-collar training with universities.