Adopt Super Corals

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Gift super corals and save the reef

Repopulate the reef with resilient corals that survived bleaching events

50%

of corals reefs are already dead and the rest could be done by 2050

50% of corals reefs are already dead and the rest could be done by 2050

But they are essential to our planet

50%

of the oxygen we breathe is produced by the ocean; coral’s symbiotic algae and other marine organisms.

500M

people worldwide directly rely on the reef for food, income, coastal protection and more.

25%

of marine life call coral reef their home, while it’s only covering less than 1% of the ocean floor.

$375B

is generated each year by tourism directly related to coral reefs.

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Another way is possible

A glimmer of hope appears

New resilient species of corals appear, we call them SUPER CORALS.
Our definition: corals who have proven to resist and survive hot water and bleaching events in the wild. Amidst the extreme conditions, these resilient corals are still thriving and should hypothetically spawn.

Adopt a super coral

Why adopt super corals?

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Super coral card

Receive a beautiful adoption card to decorate your home.

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Unique gift

Personalize your card, receive it at home and all year long, receive news about your super coral by email.

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Impact

Each super coral will enable us to replant hundreds of fragments each year.

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Eternal gift

Coral reefs are the oldest colonial animals in the world. Your super coral will keep on building the reef for millions of years.

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Join a global community

More than 21,000 corals have been adopted.

Join the movement

What is a Super Coral? With Evelyn - Reef restoration manager

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Same mission, new method.

We have been working with super corals for over a year to improve our restoration methods and to focus on climate change adaptation. Today, we're stepping up our game and we want to revolutionize ocean conservation!

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In the media

Beautiful and fragile, coral reefs in tropical oceans worldwide are threatened by climate change, storms, and bleaching. Now travelers can help restore them by supporting coral replanting programs.

NatGeo
Read - 1 min

What does it take to protect a coral reef? Patience, dedication, determination and know-how. These are the tools that an organization in Mo’orea uses to defend its reefs and capture the attention of the global ocean community. In Issue 12 of Oceanographic, we go behind the scenes at Coral Gardeners HQ in Tahiti.

Oceanographic
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As coral reef ecosystems weaken due to mass bleaching events, ocean acidification, and other stressors, coral reef gardening (or outplanting) is being used to restore them. But the Coral Gardeners—a Mo’orea-based team whose mission is to “change the world, one coral reef at a time”—are raising awareness and funds for reef restoration projects like no one else, thanks to social media savvy, eponymous merch, and more.


Atmos
Read - 5 min

Titouan Bernicot discovered at age 16 that the beautiful and vital corals surrounding his island home of Mo’orea were dying. Taking it upon himself to restore the reef, he founded the nonprofit Coral Gardeners. Here he tells his story.

Only One
Read - 10 min

Save The World From Your Couch With These Global Earth Day Programs

Forbes
Read - 1 min

A group of ocean kids from French Polynesia have an ambitious goal: to save the world’s coral reefs. Their first project is to restore the reef that surrounds their home-island Mo’orea.

Red Bull
Read - 5 min

They save the reef with us

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Vaimalama Chaves

Ex-miss France

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Diplo

Artist

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Mareva Galanter

Ex-miss France

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Nash Grier

Influencer

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Jack Johnson

Musicien

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Florent Manaudou

Athlete

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Tim Mckenna

Photographer

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Cristina Mittermeier

Photographer

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Here’s what happen when
you adopt a super coral

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Pavona Cactus

With its whorl-like patterns, this super coral can be compared to the open petals of a flower…or to a lettuce!

€39

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Pocillopora Verrucosa

Also known as the cauliflower coral, this species is often eye-catching for its bright colors like this pink one.

€39

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Acropora Hyacinthus

This species of coral can grow over 2m in diameter – creating structures such as this super coral that resembles a table or a plate.

€39

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Porites Rus

This species of coral can grow very large and represents one of the main reef builders.

€39

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Pocillopora Eydouxi

Perfectly defined, that super coral is truly reminiscing of a cauliflower – shape that earned this species its nickname.

€39

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Pocillopora Damicornis

This clump of thin branches reminds the delicate and refined beauty of this super coral.

€39

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Montipora Grisea

This one has some curves – this encrusting species is actually named after its ability to create "monts" between each polyp.

€39

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Gardineroseris Planulata

This super coral first strike by its peculiar shape and when you watch closely, you get lost into its honeycomb patterns.

€39

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Acropora Robusta

You’ve guessed it right; this super coral is robust. Those thick branches can thrive in a wavy environment.

€39

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Acropora Muricata

The radiating (all over the place) branches of this staghorn coral create a perfect and complex habitat for thousands of fishes.

€39

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Meet the gardeners

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In 2017, our project was born on the island of Moorea, X km off the coast of Tahiti. We started as a small group of island kids who were witnessing the rapid degradation of the coral reef around us and decided to take action. Young, motivated and dependent on our natural surroundings, we are now made up of an international collective of advocates, scientists, engineers and creatives working to save the world’s coral reefs by revolutionizing ocean conservation.

We are working toward a world where coral reefs no longer need us.

In 2017, our project was born on the island of Moorea, X km off the coast of Tahiti. We started as a small group of island kids who were witnessing the rapid degradation of the coral reef around us and decided to take action.

Young, motivated and dependent on our natural surroundings, we are now made up of an international collective of advocates, scientists, engineers and creatives working to save the world’s coral reefs by revolutionizing ocean conservation.

We are working toward a world where coral reefs no longer need us.

FAQ

You will receive the digital version via email, within the hour. Check your spams!

If you still did not receive anything after one hour, please reach out to support@coralgardeners.org.

You will receive the print version as soon as the postal services enable it. Please be aware that because of Covid and the Christmas period there are many delays in deliveries.


Adopt now

Our adoption program changed on the 1st of December 2020. It is only since then that our offer includes a printed version. Every adoption counts so we invite you to test the new super coral adoption for your next gift!

According to our definition, a super coral is a coral that already survived a bleaching event and has the capacity to spawn. Because it already survived past bleaching events and is still thriving, it is considered as more heat resilient than other colonies.

With super corals we aim at rebuilding a future-proof reef.

Now, you can adopt a super coral, you will receive a printed version of your coral card and in the future regular news about your coral.

Before, you could adopt a fragment of opportunity and you would only receive a digital version of the adoption card.

Moreover, each super coral will keep on giving super coral fragments to our team to replant back onto the reef! So it’s a gift that keeps on giving.

Missing

Shipping costs are included in the price.

8.3x11.7" / 21x29.7cm

For any requests, please reach out to support@coralgardeners.org.

We are Coral Gardeners

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