This is what 5 years of coral restoration looks like

Marine Biologist Andrew Taylor and the Blue Corner Marine Research team have been working on restoring an area of coral reef in Bali. Five years ago the area was a completely dead rubble reef... now it is teaming with life!!

[stonedboolya]

The 2018 footage is sad but I have to say it is funny the only coral left alive is pulsing xenia 0:56 anyone who is into keeping corals in tanks knows that stuff is indestructible lol

[anekos]

This is truly amazing and inspiring to all of us! Thank you so much for your work and efforts to conserve and restore our precious coral reefs!

[TalonCarver]

So happy there is a way to start repairing our beautiful oceans! Thank you for all that you are doing!

[lisascenic]

Thank you to everyone doing this work. It’s astonishing to see the improvement.

[johnblaze]

My 25 gallon reef tank keeps me running. This is reef keeping on the highest level!

[Sharon-classic]

Excellent work. As im a student, , Of course, if I can join any organization, I will do this work for the rest of my life.

[rayamis]

GOOD STUFF!!! I visited a similar project in Permuteran, Bali, & they are having similar success!! THE MORE THE MERRIER!! One point:- it seemed the main focus has been on staghorn coral, perhaps there could be room now for some of the other iconic species to "fill-in" the gaps. Wishing you all the best of fortunes for the project.

[toniheinonen]

That looks amazing! I love the results. Thank you for putting in the effort to make it happen

[boglefish]

Great job guys. Your dedication and nurturing has clearly paid off ❤

[ChlorophytumComosum]

Beautiful job done. Thank you for your amazing efforts and may you get the best reward for this and become more and more impactful all around.

[starseed]

wow that's quiet impressive. It gives me at least some hope the oceans will can survice and coral life can be rescued

[sanjoth]

Wow! And this is just in 5yrs!!! Inspiring work!

[colleeneggertson]

Wonderful results of the work done by you and your team. Suggest some close ups of particular corals, fish, octopi, etc. for more interesting footage.

[SunnyChang-vlte]

Watching this video made my day. We need more content like this.

[CosmicCells]

Amazing work, this worked much better than i expected, you chose very good and fast growing corals!

[PetervanderKruys]

Wow, that’s such a big transformation in 5 years. Well done!❤❤❤

[ScrubLordKyle]

Wow! I was so shocked at 5:10 when I realised that THOSE big mounds of coral were the ones you guys had transplanted! I thought for sure those were old-growth remains! Really impressive!

[iamcarbonandotherbits.]

Well done to you and your crew, and to all the planet fixers out there. People don't realise that this blue marble is the only home human beings have to live on, we are to needy to survive anywhere else in the universe. No matter how much technology we think we have. It's only this planet that can sustain human life in the way that it does.

[AmandaEdwards-xdur]

Beautiful hopeful thing to see. Thank you for what you are doing 🙏❤️💯

[MoonlightSonata]

The improvement is nothing short of amazing - it's simply beautiful. Would it be possible to also plant anemones among these corals?