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Biomaterial Solutions 

A next-generation, science-driven approach to make restoration efforts more effective and scalable.

Why is coral restoration challenging?

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turf algae as a coral restoration challenge

ALGAL BLOOMS

Caused by excess nutrients from runoff and pollution, eutrophication fuels algal blooms that outcompete corals for light and space. 

overfishing as a coral restoration challenge

OVERFISHING

Overfishing removes key herbivorous and predatory fish that help maintain ecological balance, resulting in algal overgrowth and reduced coral recruitment.

Warming as a coral restoration challenge

WARMING

 Repeated or prolonged heat stress weakens coral health, reduces coral polyp settlement, and lowers survival rates of both natural and outplanted corals.

Bleached corals from unsuccessful outplanting project
Our flagship product, Coral Guard

Traditional coral restoration approaches face real challenges when addressing large-scale reef loss and bleaching.

CORAL GUARDS™

Our technology streamlines and strengthens restoration workflows, making reef recovery faster, more resilient, and scalable.

Coral spawning produces billions of larvae, but few survive or attach successfully. Restoration teams face high mortality rates, limited settlement success.

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Snap X experiment result

Designed to mimic natural reef cues, SNAP-X enhances larval recruitment and settlement.

Applications

Bridging science and industry through products that restore, protect, and sustain marine ecosystems.

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Coral Propagation

Coastal Protection

Science Projects

Ecotourism

Coral growers, restoration teams, and aquarists use our technology to enhance propagation success and streamline nursery workflows.

Contact us to learn how our technology can be applied to marine structural design projects.

Researchers and non-profit organizations who are looking to improve coral restoration workflows.

We look forward to combing our efforts with community programs that support sustainable tourism and ocean stewardship.

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