Passion For Good
FR
Our impact

Concrete results
in Padang Bai

Coral restoration can be measured: number of fragments planted, survival rate, return of biodiversity. Here are the numbers behind our programme.

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5400+

Coral fragments planted on the reefs of Padang Bai.

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900+

Fish species recorded, a sign of an ecosystem coming back to life.

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100+

Volunteer divers who took part in our restoration days.

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85%

Survival rate of our corals, versus 60% on average worldwide.

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100%

Of donations sent directly to the field. Zero administrative fees.

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66%

Tax deduction on your donations (French 1901 non-profit).

In pictures

In the field, in Padang Bai

From the briefing on the boat to sinking the structures, along with the beauty of Balinese landscapes: this is our everyday life.

The team assembling Reef Stars on the boat
Assembling the structures
Acropora coral fragments attached to a Reef Star
Passion For Good Reef Stars
Mount Agung seen from the bay of Padang Bai
Mount Agung, the sacred volcano
Preparing coral fragments to be attached
Preparing the fragments
School of fish above an Acropora coral reef in Padang Bai
School of fish on the reef
Reef Stars colonised by Acropora corals in Padang Bai
Colonised Reef Stars
Team briefing on the boat before the dive
Pre-dive briefing
Divers working on Reef Star structures above an Acropora reef
Divers restoring the reef
Diver installing a new Reef Star structure on the seabed in Padang Bai
Installing a Reef Star
Moorish idol swimming above a field of colonised Reef Stars with a diver in the background
Life takes hold again
Small reef shark swimming under the corals in Padang Bai
Wildlife is coming back
Participants diving together to restore the Reef Stars in Padang Bai
Restoration as a team

Help us go further

Every donation directly funds new corals, new structures and new restoration dives.

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