ADE Project
@adeproject.org
Fiji Reef Restoration, combatting the effects of Climate Change, Eco Tourism and more. Working with Fiji villagers to restore Fiji's Coral Reefs. See how we rehabilitate coral reefs in Fiji. From planting new corals in our specialised racks to transplanting them to nearby reefs
ADE Project's Company Logos


ADE Project's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#FFCB00
Supernova
255, 203, 0
48, 100, 50
0, 20, 100, 0
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#002653
Prussian Blue
0, 38, 83
213, 100, 16
100, 54, 0, 67
About ADE Project
ADE Project is a brand dedicated to the sustainable management and conservation of global marine ecosystems. Since 1998, they have been actively rebuilding coral reefs in Fiji. With a mission to promote environmental protection and contribute to rural communities, ADE develops aquaculture and mariculture programs. Their goal is to plant 1,000,000 new corals on the reefs of Fiji.
ADE encourages everyone to join their cause and learn about coral planting. They offer a public display where individuals can participate in planting their own coral. The Ministry of Fisheries supports their initiative, and ADE has been chosen as the industry partner for their one million coral planting project. With over 20 years of experience, ADE has successfully planted 1,200,000 coral fragments in the Western and Northern Division of Fiji.
The brand's founder, Walt Smith, started experimenting with replanting coral fragments in 1998. Since then, ADE has expanded to 9 sites in Fiji and has plans to further expand to 45 different village sites. ADE is committed to the long-term health and preservation of coral reefs, and their work has been recognized by marine conservation experts.
By donating to ADE, you can support their coral reef rehabilitation projects and contribute to the protection of marine ecosystems. Join ADE in their mission to rebuild coral reefs and create a sustainable future for our oceans.
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1998
Company size
11-50 employees