Conservation & Canvas- An Ocean-themed Paint & Sip

3/28/2024 6:00pm to 8:00pm EDT
REEF Campus, 98300 Overseas Hwy., Key Largo, FL 33037

Create your own ocean-inspired painting while enjoying a beverage at the REEF Campus. No prior experience is needed. Local Florida Keys artist, Cassandra Clark of Jellyfish Daydreams, will provide step-by-step guidance to help you create a beautiful oceanscape!

$45 per person includes all painting supplies, refreshments, guided instructions, and a REEF wine or pint glass.

Click here to pay your registration fee. 12 spaces max, sign up today!

$45.00
Pre-registration and payment required; please pay your registration fee using the link below. If you have questions, please call 305-852-0030.

Strange Fishes of the Pacific Northwest

3/19/2024 8:00pm EDT
Greg Jensen

Poachers, snailfish, lumpsuckers...learn about all the weird fish the Pacific Northwest has to offer!

Marbled Snailfish photo by Greg Jensen

Species taught in this Fishinar:

Pacific Northwest
Galapagos Sky Liveaboard, Galapagos Islands

Galapagos Field Survey Trip

Fish Survey
Tropical Eastern Pacific
3/17/2024 to 3/24/2024
Stacey Henderson, Program Services Coordinator

The Galapagos Islands are among the most geographically remote on earth and are pristine and largely untouched by man. 15 main islands and countless smaller ones dot the archipelago – providing plentiful shallow-water habitats.

Please inquire for availability at trips@REEF.org
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REEF Fish & Friends - "Restoring Coral Reef Ecosystems with Caribbean King Crab"

Dr. Jason Spadaro, Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium
3/12/2024 6:15pm to 8:00pm EDT
REEF Campus, 98300 Overseas Hwy., Key Largo, FL 33037

Join us to learn about the Caribbean king crab and their ability to serve as “coral gardeners” by consuming large amounts of seaweed! Jason will discuss how crab abundance can lead to reduced seaweed cover, resulting in improved coral restoration outcomes and healthier ecosystems.

Common Fishes of the Galapagos

2/20/2024 8:00pm EST
Stacey Henderson

This gorgeous destination is known for its biodiversity, endemic species, and large pelagic fish. Stacey will cover some of what you’re most likely to see while exploring the big blue.

King Angelfish photo by Carol Cox

 

Fishes taught in this session:

Tropical Eastern Pacific
True Blue Bay Resort & Aquanauts, Grenada

Grenada Field Survey Trip

Fish Survey
Tropical Western Atlantic
1/27/2024 to 2/3/2024
Madalyn "Moose" Mussey, Education and Outreach Program Manager

With its large variety of dive sites, Grenada is known as the dive capital of the Eastern Caribbean. Colorful reefs and spectacular shipwrecks filled with fish life will thrill all types of divers.

Sold out - please contact trips@REEF.org to be added to waitlist
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Look Twice--and Take Pictures! Tropical Pacific Fish Lookalikes

1/24/2024 8:00pm EST
Chuck Curry

Fish in the Tropical and Indo-Pacific can look remarkably similar. Join us to discover the differences between these copycats.

Bengal Snapper photo by Paul Humann

Species taught in this session:

South Pacific / Indo Pacific / Indian Ocean / Red Sea

REEF Fish & Friends - "Human Connection to the Waters of the Florida Keys"

Lindsey Crews, NOAA
1/9/2024 6:15pm to 8:00pm EST
REEF Campus, 98300 Overseas Hwy., Key Largo, FL 33037

In the Florida Keys, our way of life is tied to the water. Join us to explore the human connection to water in the Florida Keys, from the history of those who came before us to the many ways our community deeply linked to water today.

2023 REEF Holiday Party

12/12/2023 6:00pm to 7:30pm EST
REEF Campus, 98300 Overseas Hwy., Key Largo, FL 33037

Join the REEF team for our annual get-together to celebrate the holidays. Light refreshments and beverages will be served.

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