We establish locally operated marine restoration workshops that give coastal communities the tools, training and funding to restore their own marine ecosystems.
🟢 Active restoration sites
Shimoni, Kenya
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Workshop established in 2023
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12 people trained
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1,985 reef blocks installed
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4,237 coral transplanted
Koh Tao, Thailand
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Workshop established in 2025
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23 people trained
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693 reef blocks installed
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1,372 coral transplanted
Montserrat, Caribbean
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Workshop established in 2026
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8 people trained
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Installation planned end of 2026
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🟠Planned restoration sites
Want to learn more? Please do not hesitate to contact us:
info@reefsystems-foundation.com
Impact
3
Running workshops
43+
People
trained
2,678+
Reef blocks installed
5,609+
Corals transplanted
How do we create lasting impact?
1. BUILD
Local restoration workshop
We provide the tools and infrastructure for local reef restoration.
2. EMPOWER
Train & employ local communities
Local teams learn to produce, deploy and maintain reef systems.
3. RESTORE
Build & grow new reefs
Locally produced reef structures create new habitat for corals and marine life.
4. REGENERATE
Restore marine ecosystems
Healthier reefs support biodiversity, fisheries and coastal communities.
Restoration you can see
Our work doesn't end when a reef is installed. We work with local teams and research partners to monitor how these habitats develop over time.
Coral survival — 85%
Species observed — 37
Monitoring period — 24 months
Shimoni, Kenya
We don't do this alone
Marine restoration requires local knowledge, science, funding and long-term collaboration.
Partner with us
Restore together
For foundations, companies, research institutes and conservation organizations.
Leave a legacy for the ocean
For foundations, companies, research institutes and conservation organizations.
TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY
We believe effective restoration requires transparency about how funds are raised, managed and used.
