Artificial reefs have long been used to enhance marine habitats, but many traditional methods fall short in supporting biodiversity and long-term reef health. At Ocean Rescue Alliance, we're redefining artificial reefs by creating self-sustaining, eco-friendly structures that actively support coral growth, marine biodiversity, and ecosystem resilience. Learn how our approach is transforming marine conservation and how you can be part of the movement to protect our oceans. 🌱🌊 Read more!

Sharks play an essential role in maintaining ecological balance and biodiversity in coral reefs. Without sharks, overgrazing would take over reefs and the fragile balance of marine ecosystems would be shattered.

It doesn’t have to be hard to help our coral reefs, and you don’t have to be a marine biologist or a millionaire! Learn nine ways anyone can help coral reefs.

What’s better for coastal protection, erosion mitigation, and environmental protection: beach nourishment or artificial reefs? While pristine, sand-filled beaches have become the quintessential image of a coastal vacation, the process of sand-dredging, which involves transplanting sand from offshore locations or trucking in sand from land to achieve these aesthetics, has detrimental effects on the local marine ecosystem.

In honor of Women’s History Month coming to a close, it is only right to highlight the life and work of the founder and creative mind behind the Ocean Rescue Alliance International (ORAI) - Shelby Thomas

Happy Women’s History Month 2024!

Let’s celebrate by acknowledging the women who have been pioneers in ocean conservation and marine science - such as Sylvia Earle and Rachel Carson.

Be immortalized on the ocean floor AND create habitat that supports biodiversity and aids in marine conservation and restoration.