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Healthy kelp forest beneath the ocean surface

Ocean recovery · Coast by coast

Life returns where protection begins.

We unite science and coastal communities to restore the living systems that hold our ocean together.

Fund ocean recovery
18 mCalifornia kelp forest
Monitoring site K-07
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Active waters

Recovery is local.

We build long-term programs around the ecology, knowledge and people of each coastline.

Pacific kelp forest

California · Kelp forest

Bring Back the Canopy

Coral restoration nursery

Belize · Coral reef

Reef by Reef

Coastal ranger

Scotland · Coastal community

Living Shores

Marine science team

Indonesia · Mangrove coast

Roots in Water

Illustrative 2026 progress

Measure what changes underwater.

For this fictional organization, these figures demonstrate how transparent project reporting could be presented.

Habitat under active restoration2,840 ha
Community stewards trained418
Monitoring observations38k
Local project partners27
Scientists monitoring a coral nursery

Science in the water

Evidence, not optimism alone.

Every intervention begins with a baseline, a clear hypothesis and monitoring designed to reveal what works over time.

Explore our approach
Marine ranger on a rugged coast

Field voice · Isle of Skye

The coast remembers who cares for it.

Marine ranger Isla Reid works with fishers, students and scientists to rebuild local stewardship across forty kilometers of shoreline.

Read Isla’s story
The ocean is not elsewhere. It is the system that makes here possible.
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