Man-made Reefs

Man-made reefs are artificial structures intentionally placed in oceans or lakes to mimic natural coral reefs. They serve as habitats for marine life, encouraging biodiversity, fish populations, and overall ecosystem health. These structures, made from materials like concrete, stone, or specially designed modules, provide shelter and breeding grounds for marine species. Man-made reefs are used for ecological restoration, coastal protection, and enhancing fishing or diving areas. They offer an environmentally conscious way to support marine ecosystems while also benefiting local communities and industries.