Get Involved
Join Us in Building Fish Homes and Restoring Coastal Waters
At Coastal Fish Preservation, meaningful change occurs when communities unite for coastal restoration. Whether you’re a waterfront homeowner, fisherman, diver, donor, or a supporter of marine conservation, there’s a vital role for you in restoring fish habitats and protecting our oceans.
Why it Matters...
Healthy fish populations support:
- Sustainable fisheries
- Strong coastal economies
- Thriving marine ecosystems
- Future generations of ocean stewards
Your involvement helps turn degraded waters into living habitats.
How Can you Help?
Sponsor a Fish Habitat
Host a Habitat under your Dock or Property
Host a Habitat under your Dock or Property
Help us build and deploy artificial fish habitats—“fish homes”—in canals, under docks, and along coastal waters as part of our coastal restoration efforts.
Your support helps:
- Construct eco-friendly habitat structures that contribute to marine conservation
- Deploy habitats in priority restoration areas to enhance local ecosystems
- Monitor and maintain habitat performance for sustainable fish populations
Ways to sponsor:
- One-time habitat sponsorship
- Ongoing monthly support
- Program-specific sponsorships (DockLife Project, Habitat Placement Program)
Host a Habitat under your Dock or Property
Host a Habitat under your Dock or Property
Host a Habitat under your Dock or Property
Do you own a waterfront property, dock, or marina? You can become a Habitat Host and contribute to coastal restoration efforts. By partnering with Coastal Fish Preservation, you help transform underutilized spaces into thriving fish habitats that support marine conservation. Habitat Hosts receive: a professional site assessment, eco-friendly habitat installation, educational materials about local marine life, and recognition as a valued conservation partner. Best of all, no maintenance is required — just a commitment to preserving our coastlines.
Donate a Vessel or Marine Equipment
Host a Habitat under your Dock or Property
Donate a Vessel or Marine Equipment
Give your boat or marine equipment a second life by supporting coastal restoration efforts. Donated vessels and equipment play a crucial role in marine conservation by helping us: Transport habitat materials, support deployment and monitoring operations, and fund programs that enhance fish habitats and education through resale or repurposing. Eligible donations include boats, trailers, marine gear, and related equipment.
Volunteer with Us
Learn, Educate, & Advocate
Donate a Vessel or Marine Equipment
Volunteers are essential to our mission of coastal restoration. Opportunities are available for all skill levels to help improve fish habitats and support marine conservation efforts.
Volunteer roles include:
- Habitat placement assistance
- Monitoring dives and data collection
- Community outreach and education
- Event and program support
Whether you’re a diver, fisherman, student, or conservation enthusiast, your time contributes significantly to our mission.
Learn, Educate, & Advocate
Learn, Educate, & Advocate
Learn, Educate, & Advocate
Help spread awareness about sustainable fisheries and marine conservation, particularly focusing on coastal restoration and enhancing fish habitats.
Get involved by:
Hosting educational talks or workshops
Sharing our mission within fishing clubs and community groups
Participating in conservation training and outreach events that promote marine conservation efforts.
Education builds the future of conservation.
Partner with Us
Learn, Educate, & Advocate
Learn, Educate, & Advocate
Partnerships are essential for scaling impact, sharing resources, and strengthening coastal ecosystems, particularly through initiatives focused on coastal restoration and enhancing fish habitats.
We actively collaborate with:
- Conservation organizations dedicated to marine conservation
- Fishing and boating groups that support sustainable practices
- Schools and universities involved in research and education
- Marinas and coastal businesses that promote healthy coastal environments
