Your Impact Starts Here
Choose your level of adoption below
You’ll receive:
- Digital Certificate
- Email Monthly Updates
FAQs
What’s a microfragment?
A microfragment is a small section of coral that we have cut from a parent colony. They average about half an inch in size. We cut up a selected coral to a specific size for optimal growth, attach it to a coral plug, and raise it in our farm.
How fast do they grow?
It’s dependent on the species, but we have measured microfragment growth rates from 1cm2 to 6cm2 in as little as three months.
What species of coral are they?
Between operations in The Bahamas, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia, we have grown 52 different species of coral, from branching and bouldering to plating and encrusting! In Grand Bahama, we are currently growing nearly 20 native species, including Grooved Brain Coral, Great Star Coral, Elkhorn Coral, Staghorn Coral, Finger Coral, Mustard Hill Coral, and more.
Where will it be planted?
Your coral will end up in one of the numerous restoration sites we work located on the south coast of Grand Bahama.
You’ll receive:
- Digital Certificate
- Email Monthly Updates
FAQs
What’s a cookie?
A coral cookie is structure specially designed by Coral Vita to optimize coral growth. Seven microfragments recognize that they are cut from the same original coral and fuse into their neighbors. The cookie gives them the ‘skeleton’ so they can put all their energy into growing tissue – letting us achieve greater impact by raising diverse coral species in months and years instead of decades and centuries.
How many fragments are on it?
We have many different prototypes with varying amounts, but our primary design has seven individual coral microfragments attached.
What is it made from?
The unique design is cast in cement containing compounds and chemicals found in corals’ natural calcium carbonate skeleton. It provides a perfect surface for the corals to grow onto, without attracting too much algae that can fight corals for space.
Where will it be planted?
Your coral will end up in one of the numerous restoration sites we work located on the south coast of Grand Bahama.
Accelerate coral growth and scale your impact. Funding a cluster of coral cookies will promote faster reef regrowth and form habitat for fish and other important marine creatures to return.
You’ll receive:
- Digital Certificate
- Email Monthly Updates
FAQs
What’s a cookie?
A coral cookie is structure specially designed by Coral Vita to optimize coral growth. Seven microfragments recognize that they are cut from the same original coral and fuse into their neighbors. The cookie gives them the ‘skeleton’ so they can put all their energy into growing tissue – letting us achieve greater impact by raising diverse coral species in months and years instead of decades and centuries..
How many fragments are on it?
We have many different prototypes with varying amounts, but our primary design has seven individual coral microfragments attached.
What is it made from?
The unique design is cast in cement containing compounds and chemicals found in corals’ natural calcium carbonate skeleton. It provides a perfect surface for the corals to grow onto, without attracting too much algae that can fight corals for space.
Where will they be planted?
Your corals will end up in one of the numerous restoration sites we work located on the south coast of Grand Bahama.
The ultimate way to give back to the ocean. Help raise hundreds of coral fragments inside a raceway tank at the farm across months of growth before outplanting. You’ll even get your name displayed on it, showcasing your impact to everyone touring the farm.
You’ll receive:
- Digital Certificate
- Email Monthly Updates
FAQs
How many corals in a tank?
A full tank can hold up to 1000 coral microfragments or hundreds of coral cookiies! They are arranged in grids to allows us to grow, monitor, and clean them easily, tracking key data through our proprietary BrainCoral system.
What species of coral are they?
In our Grand Bahama, we are currently growing nearly 20 native species, including Grooved Brain Coral, Great Star Coral, Elkhorn Coral, Staghorn Coral, Finger Coral, Mustard Hill Coral, and more.
How fast do they grow?
It’s dependent on the species, but we have measured microfragment growth rates from 1cm2 to 6cm2 in as little as three months.
Where will they be planted?
Your corals will end up in one of the numerous restoration sites we work located on the south coast of Grand Bahama.
You can help us restore the reef
This is how it works
Step 1
Choose your adoption level
Step 2
Receive your personalised certificate in your inbox
Step 3
We restore the reef on your behalf
Step 4
And you’ll be updated every step of the way
