"Coral Plantation" is a restoration technique used to prevent coral loss in the oceans. 

This technique involves placing live coral fragments in small pieces onto the seafloor or rocky substrate to prevent coral loss in the oceans. These live coral fragments grow and multiply by adapting to the surrounding water quality and light conditions.

Coral plantation can be achieved using various different methods. These methods include placing coral fragments onto structures such as breakwaters or steel cages, directly screwing or drilling coral fragments onto the seafloor, mounting them onto rocky areas, and utilizing coral fragments that are specially produced in laboratory environments.

Coral planting projects not only benefit marine ecosystems but also contribute to local economies. For example, coral planting can contribute to tourism, fisheries, and even the pharmaceutical industry.