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GIFT A REEF

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An Ocean Friendly Gift

Looking for a unique, environmentally friendly, and pandemic-safe gift? The "Gift a Reef" initiative uses your coral reef donations to install coral reef habitats in areas affected by Hurricanes.  Every $25 donation adds one new Coral Reef Garden to the ocean. Your gift will be in the form of a donation that can be on behalf of friends, family, or yourself. 

 

Your Coral Reef Garden donation is part of a coral reef restoration habitat that will be installed in Sint Maarten. Coral reefs in Sint Maarten were devastated by Hurricane Irma in 2017; Reef Life Foundation is working with the Nature Foundation St Maarten to restore reefs and provide essential habitat for marine animals.

How Does Gift a Reef Work?

1. Choose Gift Amount

Every $25 donated adds one new Coral Reef Garden in critical areas of the ocean.

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2. Dedicate It

Dedicate your coral reef donation through a customized e-card. After payment, you will have the option to fill out the e-card information.

3. Reef Life Delivers

Reef Life Foundation sends the e-card to your email. Critical coral reef habitats are installed.

Together We Can Save Coral Reefs

There are currently miles of dying coral reefs surrounding Sint Maarten after Hurricane Irma caused widespread physical destruction and left toxic debris and pollution in the ocean. It will take 100's of years for these reefs to naturally re-grow without our help.

Our IntelliReefs coral reef gardens provide critical homes for biodiverse marine plants and animals, supporting increased fish aggregation and natural coral settlement. They have been found to foster 100% biological coverage in less than 14 months!

Click here to read more about our IntelliReefs in Sint Maarten.

Our team's leadership, scientists, and volunteers join reef fish, turtles, sharks, dolphins, and other sea creatures in thanking you for your efforts to Save Our Oceans!

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