Inspired by the ocean.
Committed to protecting it.
Together for living reefs
The ocean inspires us every day.
It offers us moments of escape, silence, and freedom.
But today, coral reefs, essential to marine life, are more threatened than ever.
At Salty Breath Society, we believe it's natural to give back to the ocean a part of what it gives us.
Why coral reefs matter?
They are known as the rainforests of the ocean. And for good reason: coral reefs cover less than 1% of the seabed, yet are home to nearly 25% of all known marine species. A concentration of life among the most extraordinary on the planet.
They serve as nurseries for fish, protect coastlines by attenuating the force of waves and storms, and provide a source of food and income for millions of people around the world.
However, these ecosystems are disappearing at an alarming rate due to climate change, pollution, and overfishing. Restoring reefs means preserving much more than just corals: it means protecting exceptional biodiversity, the communities that depend on them, and an essential part of the balance of our oceans.
Why Coral Guardian?
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Restore the reefs
Coral Guardian actively restores coral reefs by developing sustainable projects on the ground.
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Supporting local communities
Each project is carried out with local populations to create a lasting economic and environmental impact.
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Raise awareness
Inform, educate and raise public awareness of the importance of coral reefs and their preservation.
Every purchase has an impact.
Every item sold directly contributes to the protection and restoration of coral reefs through our partnership with Coral Guardian.
For each item sold, Salty Breath Society donates 1 CHF to Coral Guardian to support their work on the ground.
Because clothing inspired by the ocean can also help preserve it.
Photo: © Julien Holleville / Coral Guardian
Where does Coral Guardian operate?
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Flores Sea
Learn moreIn Indonesia, Coral Guardian has been running its main coral restoration program in the Flores Sea since 2015, alongside its local partner WES Foundation. More than 91,000 corals have already been transplanted there, while creating sustainable jobs and involving local communities in reef protection.
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Mediterranean
Learn moreIn Spain, the association is developing the Deep CORE project in the Mediterranean Sea, alongside its local partner Coral Soul. Unlike tropical reefs, this work takes place at depth, between 30 and 50 meters: teams restore coral reefs, care for weakened colonies, and regularly organize seabed cleaning operations.
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Indian Ocean
Learn moreIn Kenya, Coral Guardian has been supporting a new coral restoration project since 2024, alongside its local partner Oceans Alive, to preserve reefs while involving coastal communities in their protection.
Why did we choose Coral Guardian?
A partner who shares our values.
We didn't just want to support a cause.
We wanted to commit ourselves alongside an organization whose actions are concrete, transparent, and sustainable.
Coral Guardian acts directly on the ground, restores coral reefs, supports local communities, and raises awareness among millions of people worldwide.
This is the vision we chose to support.
The ocean is our playground and our greatest source of inspiration. We deeply love what it offers us, and supporting those who work every day to protect it has become a no-brainer.
Vanessa & Fabrice
Founders of Salty Breath Society
"We love what has amazed us, and we protect what we love."
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Explorer, oceanographer, and filmmaker
