Ocean Ecology

Turning Taiwan's diving community into a coral restoration workforce.

Coral reefs cover under 0.1% of the ocean yet shelter about a quarter of marine life.

Taiwan has one of the largest diving communities in the world, but fewer than fifty divers restore coral. We put restoration into dive education so more people can go down.

Marshall Islands Coral Education Tank

01 / 03 · Planning

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.

Read moreSupports the tank and teaching materials

Accessible and Sustainable Diving

02 / 03 · Ongoing

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.

Read moreSupports accessible dive courses

Coral Restoration Base: R&D and Field Validation

03 / 03 · Ongoing

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.

Read moreSupports base prototypes and sea trials

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Every donation goes to coral restoration, soil carbon and net-zero practice sites. Donations are processed on the Oen platform, one-off or monthly.

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