Together for the protection of coral reefs

Celebrate World Oceans Day with us and be part of coral reef conservation. Purchase a product from our IP1 collection now, as for every order received, we will plant a coral together with our partner Coralyfe. Together, we can make an IMPACT and protect the coral reefs. The campaign runs from June 8th to June 22nd. Join us and support the preservation of the fascinating underwater world.Our suitcases alone cannot save the world.

But we all know that every small IMPACKT counts. So, let's make an IMPACKT together. Order a product from the IP1 collection today and plant a coral in the Indian Ocean.

Together for the protection of coral reefs

Celebrate World Oceans Day with us and be part of coral reef conservation. Purchase a product from our IP1 collection now, as for every order received, we will plant a coral together with our partner Coralyfe. Together, we can make an IMPACT and protect the coral reefs. The campaign runs from June 8th to June 22nd. Join us and support the preservation of the fascinating underwater world.Our suitcases alone cannot save the world.

But we all know that every small IMPACKT counts. So, let's make an IMPACKT together. Order a product from the IP1 collection today and plant a coral in the Indian Ocean.

Why is saving corals so important?

Many people do not know that corals are actually animals. Coral reefs play a crucial role in stabilizing the marine ecosystem. Less than 0.1% of the ocean is populated with coral reefs. Yet 30% of marine life:inside depends on these few colonies for food sources and shelter. The remaining animals are in turn dependent on these 30%. An eternal cycle that must be preserved.

Why is saving corals so important?

Many people do not know that corals are actually animals. Coral reefs play a crucial role in stabilizing the marine ecosystem. Less than 0.1% of the ocean is populated with coral reefs. Yet 30% of marine life:inside depends on these few colonies for food sources and shelter. The remaining animals are in turn dependent on these 30%. An eternal cycle that must be preserved.

This is how coral rescue works

1. Collecting damaged corals and stones in the ocean:

Damaged corals and suitable stones for their settlement are collected in the sea. The stones provide a solid substrate for coral-like organisms to grow on.

1. Collecting damaged corals and stones in the ocean:

Damaged corals and suitable stones for their settlement are collected in the sea. The stones provide a solid substrate for coral-like organisms to grow on.

2. Harnessing the amazing regenerative power of corals:

Even a small piece of coral can contribute to the creation of multiple offspring. With this knowledge, damaged corals are given the chance to recover and grow.

2. Harnessing the amazing regenerative power of corals:

Even a small piece of coral can contribute to the creation of multiple offspring. With this knowledge, damaged corals are given the chance to recover and grow.

3. Precise placement on the stones:

The coral fragments are placed on the stones at suitable locations. This is done by carefully inserting and adhering them with instant glue. Fun fact: The glue was actually developed for human use and is therefore non-toxic. This ensures that the corals stand stably and can grow.

3. Precise placement on the stones:

The coral fragments are placed on the stones at suitable locations. This is done by carefully inserting and adhering them with instant glue. Fun fact: The glue was actually developed for human use and is therefore non-toxic. This ensures that the corals stand stably and can grow.

4. Reintroduction in the coral nursery:

After the coral fragments are placed on the stones, they are returned to the sea. They stay in a special coral nursery, located at a depth of approximately 5 meters, for about 4 weeks before being relocated to their final environment.

4. Reintroduction in the coral nursery:

After the coral fragments are placed on the stones, they are returned to the sea. They stay in a special coral nursery, located at a depth of approximately 5 meters, for about 4 weeks before being relocated to their final environment.

5. Restored corals and their impressive development:

The elongated strips you will see shortly were once restored corals. They were as small as the ones placed on the stones. After 4 years, they have grown to an impressive size, demonstrating the astonishing regenerative capability of these wonderful organisms.

5. Restored corals and their impressive development:

The elongated strips you will see shortly were once restored corals. They were as small as the ones placed on the stones. After 4 years, they have grown to an impressive size, demonstrating the astonishing regenerative capability of these wonderful organisms.