Our coral reefs are under attack. Let’s fight back together
Join us in protecting our oceans!
The Threat
Zero natural predators. 2 million eggs per year. And they’re ravenous hunters. Each one can consume up to 5,000 prey fish in a year. It’s no wonder that lionfish have become one of the single most invasive species our planet has ever seen.
The Takeover
Since the 1980s, lionfish have spread from the Indo-Pacific to the Americas from Boston to Brazil, and they’re wiping out local food chains everywhere. To make matters worse, they’ve even begun showing up in the Mediterranean.
Fighting Back
This is where we come in. All of us. With your help, we can remove these fish from our waters. Together, we can create a sustainable way to keep this invader at bay and protect our coral reefs.