At the Ocean Rescue Alliance International it is our mission to connect people to the ocean, enable opportunities to make direct action in marine restoration and create truly regenerative solutions that can sustain marine ecosystems for generations to come. We do this through novel innovative projects that combine science and art for connection, restore local marine species with adaptive solutions, and build marine infrastructure to create habitat and provide coastal protection. Each project creating an opportunity to connect, restore, support and serve communities but more importantly the environment in a sustainable regenerative way.

We are creating a paradigm shift to connect people to nature. We are transforming the way the people view and engage with nature, through the lens of our work focused on the ocean we provide impactful projects that deeply connect people to the ocean fostering environmental stewardship, pride and respect for marine life. Building innovative projects that advance the scalability of marine restoration of corals, oysters, mangroves and seagrass, while conducting innovative research. Diving into research that advances opportunity in the blue economy, encourages exploration and an open mind to the limitless discoveries of things to protect in this underwater world. From cancer cures to robotics to fluid dynamics we have so much to learn from the ocean. We combine our sectors of work to implement our waves of action in marine restoration, coastal protection, habitat creation and connection to the ocean through art.

Our work complements various sectors of United Nations sustainable development goals (SDGs) and environmental, social, governance (ESG) impact. ORAI projects fulfill addressing biological goals while supporting socioeconomic issues. ORAI projects not only support the blue economy and peoples livelihoods but more importantly restore thousands of hectares of marine resources and conserve marine life. We build artificial structure for strategic biological purposes.

ORAI LiveBlue | September 5, 2026 | Site 2: North Beach Park (A1A @ Simms Street) (copy)

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