OUR MISSION

CORAL GARDENERS EXISTS TO REVOLUTIONIZE OCEAN CONSERVATION

AND GENERATE A COLLABORATIVE ACTION TO SAVE THE REEF.

We are creating a world where human actions naturally protect marine life and its biodiversity,
and where our purpose to save coral reefs would become irrelevant.

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FOREWORD

TITOUAN BERNICOT year. Our project has been in the spotlight more
than ever, and we welcomed incredible guests like
Guillaume Néry, world champion freediver, Nash
FOUNDER AND CEO OF CORAL GARDENERS
Grier, famous YouTuber, and Mareva Galanter,
former Miss France and Miss Tahiti.

2020 was also an opportunity to reflect on our

I am extremely proud to mission on a local and global scale. During the
lockdown, we started an internal work to structure
introduce Coral Gardeners’ first ourselves better, refine the project, and build the
impact report. foundations to be ready for the things to come. We
transitioned Coral Gardeners from a sole NGO to a
Since our creation in 2017, we have been working mission-driven start-up organization to be better
relentlessly to show the world the importance equipped to move at speed and at scale to save the
of protecting and restoring coral reef ecosystems. reef. We also developed our new restoration
We experienced victories, moments where technique, launched our new website, and
everything seemed possible, we faced challenges implemented new sustainable initiatives at our
and sometimes, we had to admit that we had failed. headquarters, just to name a few.
But giving up was never an option; we need the
ocean, and now it needs us. Everything was possible because of the people who
decided to join our movement, to adopt corals and
2020 was an unprecedented year. The pandemic to believe in us. I want to thank each and every one
heavily impacted the world and French Polynesia of you on behalf of Coral Gardeners. Your support
was no exception. Faced with new obstacles and means the world to us, and we look forward
restrictions, we had to stop our local eco-tours, to making 2021 another year of action.
and we did not do as many local awareness events It’s ON!
as we had hoped. Yet, we managed to keep our reef
restoration program up and running throughout the

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WHO WE ARE

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OUR PURPOSE

Coral reef ecosystems are on the

brink of extinction.

For us, our families, our friends, coral reefs provide

food, income and protection from storms and floods.
We are not alone - we are 500 million people directly
depending on coral reefs alongside 25% of marine life
relying on it to survive. Coral reefs are the foundations
of a healthy ocean, which produces over half of the
oxygen we all breathe.

If the reef dies, all of it would collapse. Scientists

estimate that coral reefs will be condemned by 2050,
unless action is taken now.

Human activities represent a major threat to coral reefs,

from warming climate to pollution and many other
destructive practices. Climate change increases the
frequency of heat waves, water acidity and storms,
which can eventually lead to corals’ death.

We need to act now.

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OUR IMPACT IN 3 KEY FIGURES

From our creation in 2017 until the end of 2020, Coral Gardeners represents:

€958,900 15,000 590,500

RAISED CORALS PLANTED PEOPLE WHO JOINED
OUR MOVEMENT

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OUR PROGRAMS
The core of our work is built around coral reef
restoration. Every day, our restoration team jumps
in the water to monitor coral reefs, the coral nurseries,
or to plant corals. The aim is to restore abundance and
biodiversity, increase coral reef resilience, and identify
coral species that have better chance at surviving
global warming.

Yet, we realized in our early days that reef restoration

could be leveraged as an incredible awareness tool.
We tell the story of the reef by sharing our restoration
work, and also by promoting the beauty and
interconnectedness of coral reef ecosystems. We
want to spark a passion in our following that inspires
change. CORAL REEF
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In 2020, we also asserted the potential of innovation RESTORATION
and technology for coral reef restoration. Cutting-
edge technology such as artificial intelligence, smart
sensors and underwater cameras will help our
restoration team improve their methods, the reliability
of their monitoring and their understanding of the reef
ecosystem. These technologies will also connect
people from all around the world to the reef.

This is only the beginning; we want

to create a global movement to save
the reef.

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REEF RESTORATION
OUR IMPACT AWARENESS
INNOVATION

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OUR RESTORATION TECHNIQUES

REEF RESTORATION

Coral reefs are considered the most vulnerable ecosystem to climate change and local anthropogenic pressures. Since acting upon these stressors is not an easy task, the goal of coral reef
restoration is to help the ecosystem recover or maintain its natural functions. To do so, we have tested different reef restoration techniques to better address the needs of Mo’orea's reefs.

METHOD 01 Fragments of opportunity - 2017 to 2019 METHOD 02 Super corals - 2020

At the beginning of our project, we were collecting and transplanting corals called We transitioned towards a new technique that focuses on ¨super corals¨ - species
¨fragments of opportunity¨ that had been broken off either by storms, anchors or people, discovered to be more resistant to heat waves and bleaching events than others (Loya
and that ended up on the seafloor. We were planting them back on dead areas of the reef et all., 2001). Following this definition, Coral Gardeners commonly refers to super corals
to give them a new opportunity to thrive. We were new to reef restoration and we were as ¨corals that have proven to survive extreme water temperatures and bleaching
mentored by enthusiastic scientists who dedicated time to ensure the legitimacy of our events in the wild and that should go on to spawn.¨ In December 2020, we established
efforts. Unfortunately, the ratio of efforts vs. results through time was inconclusive, and we our first gene bank nursery with fragments of super corals. Once these fragments will
came to the conclusion that ensuring resilience over quantity was a better approach reach maturity, they will be fragmented and transplanted on degraded areas
to coral reef restoration. In July 2019, the visit and help of Dr. Austin Bowden-Kerby to repopulate the reef of Mo’orea.
oriented us towards our current technique, that is more resilient-based.

01 02 03 04
FRAGMENTING GROWING PLANTING CREATING
10% of the super The fragments grow Once they are mature, The transplanted
corals identified in in our nurseries for they are trimmed and corals will keep
We want to thank all the scientists who helped us shape our program: Dr. Caroline Orban, Dr. Vetea Liao, Gonzalo
the lagoon are months. planted onto damaged on increasing the
Pérez- Rosales, Dr. René Galzin, Matthieu Petit, Romy Schneider, Léa Lebechnech, Mathilde Loubeyres, Dr. Austin
trimmed. reefs. resilience of the reef.
Bowden-Kerby, Louise Laing, Evelyne Chavent, Dr. Laetitia Hedouin and the CRIOBE.

*a bleaching event is when a peak in water temperature causes corals’ polyps to expel their symbiotic algae (Grottoli et all., 2017).

Sources: Loya, Y., Sakai, K., Yamazato, K., Nakano, Y., Sambali, H., and van Woesik, R. 2001.” Coral bleaching: the winners and the losers”. Ecology Letters 4 : 122–131. doi: 10.1046/j.1461-0248.2001.00203.x
Grottoli, AndréaG, Tchernov Dan and Winters Gidon. 2017. “Physiological and Biogeochemical Responses of Super-Corals to Thermal Stress from the Northern Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea”. Frontiers in Marine Science (4) : 215.

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OUR RESTORATION SITES

REEF RESTORATION

Coral Gardeners restoration work is focused around the island of Mo'orea in French TIAIA 1
Polynesia. This map summarizes the work conducted from 2017 until now.
In 2020, we focused mostly on three restoration sites : Tiaia 1, Tiaia 2 and Maharepa. Fragments of opportunity
308 fragments planted
Survival rate: 68%
MAHAREPA

Fragments of opportunity
11,000* fragments planted TIAIA 2
INTERCONTINENTAL Survival rate: N.A.
10,000 fragments to
Fragments of opportunity be planted in 2022
300* fragments planted Survival rate: 98%
Survival rate: N.A. **
Adopt here

HQ
SOFITEL
Fragments of opportunity
1,000* fragments planted Fragments of opportunity
Survival rate: 45% 1,500* fragments planted
Survival rate: N.A.

BAMBOO
Fragments of opportunity
1,000* fragments planted AIMEO LODGE
Survival rate: N.A.
Fragments of opportunity
100* fragments planted
Survival rate: N.A. USA

Mo'orea
Australia

*monitoring data from 2017-2019 is provided with a 90% accuracy, and accounts for contingent errors inherent to the nature of the restoration activity.
**desktop only. For people on smartphones, please visit coralgardeners.org. v Source: Google Earth

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OUR LARGEST SUPER CORAL NURSERY

REEF RESTORATION

In December 2020, we established

SURROUNDING CORAL BOMMIES
our first and largest super coral gene
bank nursery, called “Tiaia 2”. Our goal is to transplant 10,000 super coral
fragments from this nursery onto surrounding
areas by early 2022.

Adopt here * *

You can choose amongst 10 super coral species

hosted in this nursery to adopt and you will
receive news about them.

RESTORATION TEAM
Our team visits the nursery several
times a week for maintenance and
monitoring.

CONNECTED BUOY
This technology collects valuable data to help
improve our restoration efforts such as water
temperature, wind, heat stress level, etc.
CORAL ROPES
Super coral nursery
To ensure genetic and species
biodiversity, 3,590 fragments were
collected from 145 colonies within 20
different species.
*desktop only. For people on smartphones, please visit coralgardeners.org.

CORAL GARDENERS
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OUR SUPER CORAL ADOPTION PROGRAM

01 CHOOSE 02 CUSTOMIZE 03 RECEIVE 04 GET UPDATES

From a selection of 10 super Your Super coral card and Your Super coral card digital About the growth and life of the
coral species. give it a name. and/or print package. super coral you adopted.
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Adopt a super coral *

Our adoption program has always been our way for people from all around the world to join our movement and connect with our
mission. Since the beginning of Coral Gardeners, 13,700 people from 99 countries have adopted corals.
In 2020, we changed our coral adoption concept to keep reflecting our work on the field. Through the adoption, one can join our movement and receive news from the life of their
With our new restoration focus on super corals**, we now prioritize resilience over quantity. super corals, the nursery and our project.
As a result, we brainstormed and worked with our Coral Gardeners Collective members
to redefine our adoption program. The launch also coincided with the visit of our ambassador and YouTuber Nash Grier, with
whom we created a social campaign that drove awareness for our mission and encouraged
Our new adoption program launched in December 2020 alongside a brand-new website, people to join our movement. The result was almost 2,000 people joined the new adoption
features 10 super corals up for adoption hosted in our gene bank nursery at ¨Tiaia 2¨. program in only one month.

*desktop only. For people on smartphones, please visit coralgardeners.org.

**see p. 9

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EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF CHANGEMAKERS

We believe raising awareness is key to inspire change across all generations,
borders and oceans. It starts by empowering the younger generation locally.
Since the beginning of our project, 2,800 island kids learned from us through
activities, conferences or school interventions.
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In 2020, faced with new restrictions due to the The quadrats are located on top of the reef to ease
pandemic, we did not do as many local awareness the monitoring, and the ropes are placed in a
events as we had hoped. Yet, we launched our first structure 9 m deep.
long-term collaboration with two classes from the In December, we carried out our first growth and
high school Afareraitu, located on the East coast fitness monitoring that sparked enthusiasm and
of Mo'orea, to offer young Tahitians the possibility eagerness to learn more about corals and the ocean
to really commit to our mission and make it their own. ecosystem. Every three months, we meet with the
The project is called To’a Ora and stands for ¨Living students, and together we follow the evolution
Reef¨. of our project. We plan at transplanting the nursed
coral fragments back onto the reef at the end
Through their sixth to third grade curricula, the of 2021. Alongside the coral restoration aspect, this
students lead their own reef restoration project from collaborative project also aims at promoting our
the growth to the monitoring and the transplantation Tahitian culture and the key role that nature and the
of corals with Coral Gardeners’ assistance. ocean play in it.
In September, we introduced the students to coral
restoration, and installed with them four quadrats
of transplanted corals and four ropes of super coral 45 KIDS INVOLVED
fragments.

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SOCIAL MEDIA STATISTICS

From day one, we harnessed the power Over 65 media and 45 ambassadors
supported us and spread the word
of visual storytelling and social media about our project over the years.
to connect people from all around the world In 2020 only, Coral Gardeners has been
featured in over 30 various publications
to the reef and the ocean. from all around the world such
Here are some figures of our impact as National Geographic, The Red
Bulletin, Oceanographic Magazine, and
on social media since our beginnings: more.

owned social media impressions

164M
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generated*

21M likes cumulated on social media

followers on social media from around the

590K world that follow our journey daily

4% engagement** average rate

*number of times our organic content has been viewed from 2017 to 2020.
**likes, comments and shares on social media from 2017 to 2020.

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OUR AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS

By sharing meaningful and unconventional
campaigns, we aim to spark passion and
inspire behavioral change.
In 2020, the campaign that resonated the
most with our community is one close
to our hearts.

For World Ocean Day 2020, we launched on all our social

channels a unique campaign called ¨Coexistence¨ to share our
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dream for everyone to live in harmony with the ocean. Our team
went off the radar on an assignment to document an untamed
but fleeting world where coral reefs still thrive and a diversity
of creatures dwell in harmony around it, including us. Out of all
posts dedicated to this campaign, one stood out: the ¨Manta
Post¨.

¨This shot reflects an incredible 2-hour interaction with a Manta

ray, that was very curious and playful. Ryan, our lead
photographer, managed to capture that perfect connection that
almost feels surreal, but it was real and that’s the story we aim
to tell, a story of coexistence.¨ - Titouan Bernicot, Founder &
CEO 47,500 LIKES
That post alone generated over 288,000 impressions and It gives us hope that people This is how we generate
11% engagement rate on our Instagram only. It gives us hope a collaborative action.
that people can connect to the ocean, and want to dedicate
can connect to the wildlife
themselves to its protection. through our content.

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INNOVATION

Innovation is our third program and 2020 has been a great

opportunity to lay the foundations of what we believe will be a
game changer in the coming months and years. We started
to experiment with cutting-edge technology such as artificial
intelligence, smart sensors and underwater cameras
to connect and gather a large amount of data of our coral
nurseries and the reef ecosystem.

We installed a connected buoy at our ¨Tiaia 2¨ site that

started capturing key weather and ocean data.

More than a playground for

experimentation, we have anchored our
vision into three main objectives:

Gather real-time data of the reef ecosystems

01 to improve our reef restoration techniques.
INNOVATION

02 Create immersive experiences for our community.

Contribute to advance science and technology

03 to protect the ocean.

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OPERATIONS

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OUR TEAM

Titouan Thierry Karine Catherine Léo Ryan Killian Tevaite Laurent Laura Noémie

Evelyne Maoritai Taiano Yoann Salomé Drew Philippe Clara Caelan Romain

We consider our team members

to be the key to our success.

In 2020, the team grew tremendously. We recruited talents from all around the world - They contributed tremendously to our mission in 2020: Marie-Céline Piednoir,
individuals driven by the same grit and determination to revolutionize ocean conservation. Harry Lee, Kyra Shelley, Taumata Tuiaiho, Clotilde Grenier, Nicolas Dazet, Sandrine
We improved our digital tools to support internal collaboration with local and remote team Laxenaire, Alix Brassart, Danka Holzerova, Carolyn Saunders, Tehapai Crollas,
members, and invested in new diving equipment, restorations tools, and sustainable Dimitri Chant, Mathilde Loubeyres, Kelsey Williamson, Laura Barbaro and Tauaro
solutions for our offices (solar panels, wood deck, permaculture garden, etc.) Roometua.

We also want to thank all our mentors who are guiding our path with patience
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HOW WE WORK TOGETHER - TESTIMONIAL

Cat, how does living in Montreal impact your daily job?
At Coral Gardeners, we communicate a lot about our reef C: I would prefer to walk barefoot on a tropical island than the bitter Canadian winter right now! But I feel that being
restoration efforts but our team works from all over the world. connected to the city gives me a different perspective. I am both the creator and the audience. This is how I can
manage to make content click with the people like me.
This is a uniqueness that allows us to create meaningful and Who are the “people” you are referring to?
impactful content. Catherine, Head of Communications and Ryan, C: I’m referring to my own universe. Where I live people don’t necessarily realize how much there is about the ocean.
How we are all relying on it, how we are all connected to it. I’m referring to the people that are not living by the ocean.
Lead Photographer, are talking about their daily lives, their vision
Do you wish you were in the water more often?
of awareness, and how they work together to achieve our mission. C: I wish I would be closer to the ocean to be more calm and creative. It would change from the city mindset which
revolves more around speed and efficiency. Although I would love to be on Mo’orea, I sometimes ask myself, could I
live somewhere so remote? I hope to find a way to enjoy what both worlds have to offer.
First, tell us about yourselves
Catherine: I’m 30 years old and I live in Montreal. I have a Master degree in Marketing and I am the Head Ryan, where do you get your inspiration from?
of Communications at Coral Gardeners. R: To be honest, it has been a while that I haven’t felt inspired. My inspiration comes and goes. When it works, it
Ryan: I'm a 21-year old island kid from the Carribean. I’m a photographer and filmmaker. I want to become an artist. comes from music. The vibe, emotions and the state of mind. A whole atmosphere, for a couple of minutes. A
C: You already are one. universe to discover and experiment. You make your own interpretation. Nature inspires me a lot too. We forget we
R: Well, I want to become a better one - an artist who uses its art to create impact. all come from nature, the ocean. Somewhere along the way, we lost that connection. This is something we have
to work on if we want to survive. I want to show the beauty of nature, especially of the things that people don’t like.
What part of your job do you like the most? Such as sharks, which are not monsters. They are the perfect balance and, their beauty inspires me too.
C: Storytelling - I love to learn, which I do everyday with the team, and take ocean stories from a remote island and
curate it for the people all over the world. What do you think people should change to save coral reefs?
R: For me, it is taking a topic that people don’t think is “cool” and make it cool, like coral reef restoration. To show the C: I’d say it starts with knowledge. You need to wonder and try to learn about coral reefs and ecosystems, like I’m
beauty of the ocean in order to make people want to protect it. doing everyday. Then keep on being curious and find actions that have a positive impact on nature.
R: At Coral Gardeners, we provide inspiration. This is what I like about the project. We are inspiring people into action
What does being a Coral Gardener mean to you both? instead of forcing them into action and making them feel guilty and shameful. Nobody wants to be blamed, change
C: Gardening corals.*laughs* Of course, reef restoration is at the core. But also I think that being a Coral Gardener is needs to come from a conscious choice. And it will because they like what they see. We never accuse people or fall
a bit about boldness, doing things differently, and creating change. into negativity.
R: I agree. It is going on the least travelled path. What makes Cat a Coral Gardener is her relentless dedication C: 100% agree. This is the essence of our communication. Sometimes it is hard to find the right tone of voice. But
towards the communication, she is a Coral Gardener 24/7, always ON! Cat, can we talk about the part when you don’t overall we want to inspire love for the ocean. Make people feel as we feel about the ocean. Show it in ways they’ve
sleep? *laughs* never seen it before. It is a connection job.
C: Yes, being always ON is pretty much being a Coral Gardener. Since I live in Canada, I am not physically with the
team. But Ryan and I talk hours everyday on every app you can think of. A last word?
R: It kind of became a private joke between us. It’s also about having fun, we don’t take things seriously. C: Let’s save the reef!
C: I do, take things seriously, but it is good that Ryan does not. We do of course a lot of meetings and brainstormings R: It’s ON!
together but it would be easier if I was on site, especially for photoshoots. Anyway, I fully trust the team to deliver and
most of the time there’s no need for an extensive briefing, they get exactly what I have in mind...and even better!

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OUR COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY

Our island of Mo’orea is everything

to us, and we are dedicated to
24 SOLAR PANELS building a sustainable and inclusive
2 ELECTRIC CARS
They produce the energy LOCALLY-SOURCED
Both powered by our stored needed to power buildings
environment in which everyone can
solar energy. and vehicles. WOOD DECK be the best version of themselves.
In 2020, we implemented different
initiatives towards a more
sustainable work environment,
so our commitment underwater
can reflect on dry land too.

Using solar energy

since April 2020 is:

-8,3 TONS
reduction in CO2 emissions

-50,000 KM
PERMACULTURE
GARDEN distance travelled by our electric
cars compared to gas vehicles

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OUR BUSINESS MODEL

2020 marked a new chapter for

Coral Gardeners’ organization. NGO LLC
Board of Directors Executive leadership
Since our beginnings, we have proven our ability
to reach people's hearts and tell the story
of the reef like no others have before. It took a
good dose of courage, boldness and energy, FUNDING FUNDING
but we knew that to keep going further, we had Grants
to look further. Products
Donations
Partnerships
Philanthropy
2020 was a year of reflection and reinvention,
and it gave us the opportunity to rethink our 100% Invested
legal structure. We recognized that solely
operating in the non-profit sector would not
provide the scale, agility, and funding necessary
to pursue our ambition. OUR MISSIONS
We moved towards a purpose-driven business
mindset and structure to accelerate the pace
of change and actions to save the reef. Coral Reef Awareness Innovation
Restoration & Research
We are not pursuing fame or profit. No
dividends: all our profits are reinvested into our
missions.
Coral Gardeners NGO has 501(c)(3) counterparts for U.S. donations.

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OUR REVENUE SOURCES

Since our early beginnings,

we have always tried to be financially
sustainable and independent. This is
€457,800
why 74% of our revenue comes from TOTAL REVENUES IN 2020
our coral adoption program. The trust
and engagement of our community
are the fuel of our mission.
74%

22%

3% 1% 1%

ADOPTIONS DONATIONS MERCHANDISING PARTNERSHIPS OTHERS

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OUR ALLOCATION OF EXPENSES

€475,100 TOTAL EXPENSES IN 2020
PROGRAMS, MANAGEMENT
Coral Gardeners is still in the early stages of its development as an organization. In 2020, we invested
in our programs and we set up the foundations of our organization to prepare for the years to come. & FUNDING

OPERATIONAL Reef restoration

24%
SPENDING SUMMARY Merchandising &
7% suppliers PROGRAMS
45%
Awareness
26% Equipment 15%
Travel & Food 4%
Innovation 6%
Legal 3%

Bank & Insurance 1% MANAGEMENT

& GENERAL
36%
Human Resources 32%
Rent &
Software & Technology 7% 16% utilities
FUNDRAISING
Marketing 4% & E-COMMERCE
19%

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FEBRUARY MARCH MAY MAY SEPTEMBER

Coral Gardeners’ film is out. COVID hits the world. Eco-tours Change in the legal structure. Launch of the CG Collective, a Our first connected buoy is
stop. We take time to regroup. Coral Gardeners is now both a community helping us shape the installed at ¨Tiaia 2¨ in Mo’orea.
LLC and a NGO. future of the ocean.

SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER

Launch of To’a Ora project: local The CG Farm is set. The team Release of Hold Your Breath The new gene bank nursery is Launch of the new super coral
kids start their own restoration grows its own organic vegetables campaign with our ambassador installed with 3,590 super coral adoption program with our
project. using permaculture principles. Guillaume Néry, featured on the fragments. ambassador Nash Grier.
cover of The Red Bulletin.

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BEGINNING OF THE
OCEAN REVOLUTION

Since 2017, Coral Gardeners planted more

than 15,000 corals and over half a million
people from around the world joined our
movement and follow our journey daily. This is
a good start.

We need to keep getting stronger and

stronger by improving our methods, telling
stories, innovating and expanding. We will
keep empowering our community,
ambassadors and partners all over the world.
Coral Gardeners are not a team of 21, we are
a global movement of thousands.

Together, let’s save the reef.