New Fish Reef Deployed In South Carolina

Fish Reef Project is proud to announce another World’s first; The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources has successfully deployed a group of 2,200 lb Sea Caves® to their sea bed as part of their state reefing program. This new reef site has been deployed off the coast of Charleston, SC and appropriately named “South Carolina 1”. Spanish Mackerel immediately took interest and many more species, including Coral, Grouper, Lobster, Hog Fish, Snapper, Amber Jack, are likely to discover this special new habitat very soon.

Sea Cave® is being deployed world-wide as a key tool to regenerate our oceans, enhance sustainable fisheries and provide large scale climate adaptation.

 

Underwater Update: PNG-1 Reef at 2.5 Years Old

PNG-1 is growing quick and is home to many new species! Sunny, the clown fish, and his family have been there since day 1 and are growing side by side with the hundreds of species of corals latching on to the Fish Reef Unit. Watch the Underwater video above to see all the new growth!

 

A Glimpse Underwater on the PNG-1 Reef

Cutting Edge Fish Reef Units Invented

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Cutting edge biogenetic Sea Cave Fish Reef Units invented and put in use worldwide exclusively by Fish Reef Project.