"Florida's Underwater Park Debuts: 22 Cars Become Coral Reefs Off Miami Beach"

The debut of Concrete off Miami Beach, Florida, features 22 cars transformed into artificial Coral reefs, boosting marine life and tourism in South Florida.

In late September, crews submerged 22 life-sized cars into the ocean several hundred feet off South Beach, creating a new underwater attraction for visitors to Miami.
The Concrete project, organized by the nonprofit organization REEFLINE, will be enhanced by seeding 2,200 native corals grown in a local Miami lab.
This initiative aims to develop a vibrant Coral reef ecosystem, promoting biodiversity and potentially improving marine life habitats in the waters off Miami Beach, Florida.

Why It Matters

This innovative Concrete project not only fosters the growth of marine ecosystems but also positions South Florida as a leader in eco-tourism, highlighting the importance of sustainable practices in coastal development.