coral farming

Coral farming involves cultivating healthy corals in controlled environments like marine nurseries, often near reefs or on man-made structures. Fragments or larvae are carefully grown and nurtured until they’re robust enough to be transplanted back onto damaged or new reef areas. This process supports reef restoration by boosting coral populations, enhancing biodiversity, and helping ecosystems recover from threats like climate change and pollution. Coral farming is a sustainable way to protect and restore vital marine habitats, ensuring the resilience of coral reefs for future generations.