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rrreefs With a strong interdisciplinary team, rrreefs' mission is to rethink, rebuild and regenerate coral reefs to restore their ecosystem functions.

09/07/2026

🪸- Voices of the Reefs - 🪸
Ecuador: Islote Sucre 🇪🇨

Corals need something to hold on to. Literally. At Islote Sucre, parts of the reef have turned into sand, which makes it almost impossible for corals to come back on their own.

🛠️ Together with Andrea and the team at Conmar, we’re building new structures so corals can attach, grow and slowly bring reef life back.

Did you know corals need hard surfaces to settle and grow?

✂️: Deborah Rhyner

So proud of our rrreefs Philippines team! 🪸👏 At this year’s Philippine Hospitality on Sustainable Tourism (PHILHOST) eve...
07/07/2026

So proud of our rrreefs Philippines team! 🪸👏

At this year’s Philippine Hospitality on Sustainable Tourism (PHILHOST) event, our local Philippines team represented rrreefs as an Advocacy Partner, shared our work in reef regeneration, and connected with people from the hospitality world who are interested in more sustainable coastal tourism.

It was a great moment to bring coral reefs into the room where the future of tourism is being discussed. 🌊 Thank you Tajara Hospitality and Green Viewing for having us!

📸 Cuevas & Adlawan

03/07/2026

🪸- Voices of the Reefs - 🪸
Philippines: Siquijor 🇪🇨

For Billy Kindly Cutad, the ocean is like paradise. Something you can’t really compare to anything else. 🌊

Billy works for the Local Government Unit (LGU) Maria in Siquijor. He knows that protecting coral reefs also means keeping fish stocks healthy for the future.

What is one word you would use to describe the ocean?

📸: Jom Manalili
✂️: Deborah Rhyner

26/06/2026

No fishing for three days every month. 🐟 Just letting the ocean do its thing.

In Siquijor, Philippines, the local community already has powerful ways of protecting the sea. For rrreefs, working here means joining forces with the people who know these reefs best and building lasting reef regeneration together.

Would you support a no-fishing day in your local waters?

📸: Manalili
✂️: Deborah Rhyner

Argallon Polestico

19/06/2026

🪸- Voices of the Reefs - 🪸
Philippines: Siquijor 🇪🇨

For many Filipinos, the ocean is food, livelihood, and a safety net when times are difficult. 🌊 For Dr. Aileen P. Maypa, Director at the Institute of Environmental and Marine Sciences, Silliman Univ, it is also a source of oxygen, carbon storage and one of the planet’s most important life-support systems.

That’s why science and community knowledge need to go hand in hand when we regenerate reefs. 🔬🪸

What ocean benefit do you think people talk about too little?

📸: Jom Manalili
✂️: Deborah Rhyner

Maypa Manalili

14/06/2026

🪸- Voices of the Reefs - 🪸
Ecuador: Islote Sucre 🇪🇨

From welding to reef building. 🛠️ We love a good plot twist!

Néstor brought his hands-on skills into coral restoration, helping Conmar Ecuador and rrreefs build structures that give reefs a better chance to recover. Bringing together different skills around the same goal is what makes local partnerships so powerful!

What unexpected skill do you think could help protect the ocean?

✂️: Deborah Rhyner

🪸 rrreefs has been recognised as 1 of 1,000 by 1000 Ocean Startups — a global community of ocean innovators working towa...
08/06/2026

🪸 rrreefs has been recognised as 1 of 1,000 by 1000 Ocean Startups — a global community of ocean innovators working towards a healthier ocean by 2030.

Being part of this means a lot to us. It shows that reef regeneration is urgently needed and part of the growing blue economy solutions shaping a healthier ocean.

Together, we are bringing life back to damaged reefs. Thank you, 1000 Ocean Startups, for recognising our work! 🪸

16/05/2026

25 years. ⏳
That’s all corals may have left.
That’s not just a statistic. It’s a deadline.

🪸 Do you want to be part of the change for the ocean’s health? Join the changemakers who rebuild coral reefs: https://oomnium.com/de/investieren/rrreefs/pitch

Lunch webinar – save the date! 💻🌊No sea? No problem. Switzerland may be landlocked, but our diving community can still p...
17/04/2026

Lunch webinar – save the date! 💻🌊

No sea? No problem. Switzerland may be landlocked, but our diving community can still play a real role in protecting the ocean.

If you dive in Swiss lakes, travel to coral reefs, or simply feel at home underwater, this webinar is for you. Join us over lunch and explore how even from a country without a coastline, divers can become ambassadors for the ocean.

📅 Tuesday, 28 April 2026
⏰ 12:15–13:00 CEST
💻 Live on Zoom
👉 Register for free: https://lnkd.in/eSgummaK
Note: The webinar is held in English.

You’ll hear from:
🤿 , Swiss diver and content creator
🐠 Patricia Stöckli, SSI dive instructor based in the Philippines
🪸 Hanna Kuhfuss, co-founder rrreefs

Together, we’ll talk about why coral reefs matter, what is happening at our project sites in the Philippines, and how rrreefs is helping rebuild reef habitats with 3D-printed clay structures.

Sign up today and discover how Switzerland’s diving community can help give coral reefs a future: https://lnkd.in/eSgummaK

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