Global Coralition unites art, science, and local island communities to regenerate marine ecosystems across what it identifies as 30 of the most critical reef sites. It builds large-scale underwater sculptures that double as restoration sites, and pairs them with coral farming using microfragmentation, mangrove planting, and community education and ecotourism programs. Its projects include the Mazu sculpture at Koh Tao, Thailand, and Atabey in Sosua, Dominican Republic, alongside mangrove restoration work in the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
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