WORLDWIDE SPECIALISTS IN AQUARIUM, OCEANARIUM & AQUATIC ANIMAL PARKS

CLEAR REEF is a Design-Project Management-Build-Operate-Developer in the exciting world of Aquariums, Oceanariums, and Aquatic animal’s Parks.  We roll out our model worldwide and through different formats: Design-Project Management/ Build for developers, Operation of owned parks, operation of third party facilities.

Therefore, we tackle all the different steps of a project from A (Feasibility studies) to Z (Operation of the facility when opened to the public). Our team, who has experience in almost every continent of the planet, consists of designers, engineers, project managers, maintenance technician, animal care specialists - veterinarians, biologists, zoologists, aquarists -, operation business managers, etc… all of them specialized in live aquatic animal’s facilities. 

We strive to involve visitors in a unique “one in a life time” experience through the discovery and conservation of marine life by promoting knowledge of the oceans, educating visitors and the public about the necessity of protecting natural resources.

Last and not least, we are proud, in the framework of our Eco-Social commitment to head the CLEAR REEF Social Fund for Marine Research and Conservation, exclusively financed by CLEAR REEF and totally philanthropic. It is meant to promote local initiatives at the crossroads of individuals' social/self-development needs, marine research and conservation issues. 

In a nutshell, Passion of the Oceans is really about CLEAR REEF's commitment. Let's hope that we are in same wave length and try to push together the boundaries of creativity and imagination! 

Enjoy your journey with CLEAR REEF and Let’s get started…

CLEAR REEF is managed by Philippe de Lacaze, international expert in Aquariology with more than 25 years of experience in design / execution / management of Public Aquariums, 50 references in Public Aquariums in more than 20 countries.

Our website:  www.clear-reef.com

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