Our floating nurseries offer a versatile solution to combat thermal stress, enabling shade provision, relocation, or deeper water submersion for corals.

These solutions, along with strategic colony placement, aim for natural reproduction and long-term ecosystem sustainability.

At the heart of our Marine Life Operations Center is a state-of-the-art coral breeding facility, which enables our scientists to produce juvenile corals year-round, far surpassing the breeding capacity of wild corals.

Our scientists employ 3D photogrammetry, robotics, and machine learning for effective coral monitoring and management.

Combined with KAUST's extensive research, this approach enables the effective establishment of coral populations in key areas, including tourist-accessible reefs near our resorts, blending luxury tourism with environmental stewardship.

Our scientists use the floating nurseries to mari-culture source material for our enhancement efforts.

Corals grow rapidly in this optimal environment, which are then harvested and outplanted at our enhancement sites.

In our pilot, we created over 2,500 coral fragments from this stock and achieved an impressive 97% survival rate of the outplanted corals.

Corallium, a marine life institute opening in 2025 at AMAALA, focuses on research, rehabilitation, and education.

It features labs, rehab areas for various species, and programs for coral reef restoration.

The goal is to connect people with the Red Sea's marine life through immersive experiences.