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Conservation Partners

As a non-profit organization, REEF relies on a variety of funding sources to run its conservation programs. In addition to contributing members and Field Stations, the following conservation partners currently support REEF efforts (listing indicates support of a project in the last 12 months).

To become a REEF Conservation Partner, please contact Sasha Medlen at sasha@reef.org.

Foundation Partners

  • Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund
  • The Henry Foundation
  • Robert J. and Helen H. Glaser Family Foundation
  • The Korein Foundation
  • Lenfest Ocean Program of the Pew Charitable Trusts
  • The Meyer Foundation
  • Mote Marine Laboratory Protect Our Reefs
  • The Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation
  • Norcross Wildlife Foundation
  • The Ocean Foundation
  • The Russell Family Foundation
  • Seaspace
  • Sustainable Path Foundation (pka Seattle Biotech Legacy Foundation)
  • Triad Foundation
  • The Wolfe Foundation


Business Partners

  • Amoray Dive Center
  • Caradonna Dive Adventures
  • Den Laman and Bonaire Dive & Adventures
  •  Eco-divers North Sulawesi
  • Herdeg, du Poing & Dalle Pazze, LLP
  • Peter Hillenbrand
  • Little Cayman Beach Resort
  • Nai'a Cruises Fiji
  • New World Publications
  • Oceanic
  • ReefNet
  • Sherwood Scuba
  • Southern Cross Club
  • Neil Watson

Other Partners

  • Cayman Islands Department of the Environment
  • Florida Department of Environmental Protection
  • The New England Aquarium
  • NOAA Aquatic Invasive Species Program
  • NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program
  • NOAA National Marine Sanctuary Program
  • National Park Service


Collaborative Parnters

REEF's success is partly attributed to its many collaborations with a variety of groups, resource agencies, and organizations. To find out more about past and ongoing collaborations, visit our Collaborators page.

REEF is proud to be a part of the "Protect Our Reefs" program in Florida.

As a Florida driver, you can help make research, education and conservation happen. Drive the plate that helps fund research, education and conservation and you’ll be helping preserve Florida’s unique underwater beauty. When you purchase this plate from your tax collector, $25 goes to support reef research, education and conservation. And as you drive, your reef plate helps remind other Floridians about this unique Florida treasure.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

REEF is a member of the Marine Fish Conservation Network.