In-situ (‘on-site, natural environment) conservation is a set of conservation techniques involving the designation, management, and monitoring of biodiversity in the area where encountered naturally. Ex-situ (‘off-site’) conservation techniques are implemented away from the conservation target’s natural habitat.
- Increase the marine population in the neighboring reef areas.
- Creating a research area for Marine Biology Administration members and Students.
- Establish a unique location for divers to see the development from the ground up.
- Provide a rehabilitation supply nursery for other places destroyed by natural forces.
- Include a reproduction zone to develop hard and soft corals.
- Use only superior reef solids like concrete and Florida quarry rock.
- Why support Reef Builders International, Reefs For Oceans, and the Imagination Reef Project?