This Giving Tuesday, join the wave and act for our ocean
Why restore cold-water corals?
Cold-water coral ecosystems can support up to 29 times more fauna than areas with no corals. They provide a habitat and refuge for deep-sea inhabitants.
At the same time, they provide food and breeding grounds for visiting species, and therefore have a more general impact on the marine environment.
📸 Javier Sánchez
Cold-water corals are often an essential element for tourism in the regions where they are found. They attract snorkelers, divers and free divers, and beachgoers. They also support the livelihoods of local communities in this way.
📸 Equilibrio Marino
Cold water corals support jobs and livelihoods of coastal communities all around the world, including through fishing and tourism.
📸 UNEP
Research on cold water corals has developed very recently. We are just beginning to understand these ecosystems, their structure and their functioning. All their secrets have yet to be discovered!
📸 Equilibrio Marino
The evolution of our project
We are restoring two species of coral found off the coast of Punta de la Mona in Spain, in the westernmost part of the Mediterranean.
corals have been restored since the end of 2020
El País 
Oceano Mag 
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