Coral Reef Restoration

Coral Reef Restoration Projects

Biorock Technology as a protective measure to strengthen our corals against bleaching

Pacific Aquaculture Coooperatives International (PAC)is prepared to install a number of BioRock structures to cultivate and preserve rare corals only found throughout the Pacific Rim and select coral species whose populations are most threatened by destruction. This measure will take a proactive stance to coral reef conservation, and marine protection, and we believe will further enhance the ecotourism attraction of these regions.

Coral Reef Bed

A coral reef bed which was installed which continues to grow bountifully attracting schools of fish

Coral Reef Dome

A coral reef dome designed to protect smaller fish from large predators

A Live Coral

A coral affixed to a cross section of a rebar simulated coral bed

Preparing for Field Work

Getting ready to travel out and identify areas for coral reef restoration deployment

A Coral Species

Another species of coral affixed to a rebar simulated coral bed

Developing the Coral Reef Template

Dr. Tom Goreau, PhD and technicians are laying out the rebars to simulate a coral reef bed

Other Ongoing Projects

Ontong Java Atoll Farming

Ontong Java Development Company Ltd and PAC International are partners in sea cucumber farming of the world's largest atoll

Biorock Polyculture Hatchery

Through twelve years of research, exploration, hypothesis, discovery, and field testing; Pacific Aquaculture Cooperatives International Inc. has become a world leader in the global sea cucumber farming industry, developer and on the ground champion of Climate Adaptation Strategies,

Coral Reef Restoration

We are satisfied with the conclusive evidence supporting BioRock as an effective coral reef restoration technique, and protective measure to strengthen our corals against bleaching.

Sea Cucumber Farming Projects

With the aquaculture industry being slightly less than 10% of the world's seafood trade of reported annual sales of $60.9 billion, the global sea cucumber market is reported at approximately $4.6 billion.