Climate change impacts on coral reefs are severe, widespread and dynamic. We are looking to understand the highly variable response of reef corals to climate change and are intending to find Malaysia's super corals, in order to optimize coral restoration techniques to future environmental conditions.

From community ecology, to tracing coral reef health and even uncovering new species - our researchers & partners are committed to the process of science & discovery in order to improve scientific knowledge & governance of Malaysian coral reefs.

Ecosystem restoration is a scientific discipline that harnesses the natural forces and interaction of species in order to improve the quality and integrity of the environment . To achieve our restoration goals and to accelerate coral restoration science in Malaysia, we conduct leading-edge research together with our various academic partners.

'Malaysia’s Super Corals' combines novel research with active coral restoration, in attempts to maximize restoration effectiveness and long-term outcomes in the wake of climate change.

Our coral restoration efforts & practices are driven by scientific evaluation and data. We are documenting success & failures, as well as improvements in coral reef health at restoration sites - not a single coral fragment goes unrecorded!