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For Further InformationCoral Restoration Foundation had returned 253,833 corals to Florida's reefs by the end of 2024 (organization figure).
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Coral Restoration Foundation, a nonprofit working in the Florida Keys.
Offshore coral nurseries and large-scale outplanting of nursery-grown corals.
Ongoing; 22,404 corals rehomed in 2025 (organization figure).
Source: Coral Restoration Foundation, 2025 annual report (organization figure)
Replanting nursery-grown corals helps damaged reefs recover faster than they could alone.
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Coral Restoration Foundation grows corals in offshore nurseries and replants them on the reef: it had returned 253,833 corals to the wild by the end of 2024, and rehomed 22,404 more across 11 reef sites in 2025 (organization figures).
Source: Coral Restoration Foundation, 2024 annual report (organization figure)
Source: Coral Restoration Foundation, 2025 annual report (organization figure)
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Coral Restoration Foundation had returned 253,833 nursery-grown corals to Florida's reefs by the end of 2024 (organization figure).
Want to go deeper? Coral Restoration Foundation, restoration has the full story and the latest updates.
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