Summer is becoming a fishy memory as we get ready for back to school and fall. Here in the Keys that could mean some trying to reason with hurricane season moments but we will still get some great survey dives in.
Dear Reef Members:
Dear REEF Members:
I am thrilled to be addressing all of you for the first time. I have ofishally started and we have a lot going on to share with you. Here are some of the highlights of our latest issue of Reef-in-Brief, so take a moment, get neutral and think about fish.
Hello REEF Members. In this edition of REEF-in-Brief, we reflect on some of our recent activities, as well as introduce you to the newest member of the REEF Staff, Lisa Mitchell. Lisa will be taking over as REEF's Executive Director next month. Our close relationship with the marine world and our commitment to its preservation are unmistakably evident in the news briefs below.
Hello Friends and Field Stations,
The 17th Great Annual Fish Count is rapidly approaching. We are counting on you to reach out to your divers and local communities this July and get them involved in some fun marine conservation through fish-watching.
Hello and Happy April!
Happy St. Patrick's Day! We show our "green" spirit here at REEF by continuing important conservation initiatives. In this edition, learn about REEF's participation in the 54th annual Boston Sea Rovers international underwater clinic, a visit with Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and a citizen science discussion series recently hosted by REEF in the Florida Keys. Two valuable REEF members learn bi-coastal fish ID and there is one spot left on the Turks and Caicos field survey next month. Last chance to sign up for this amazing conservation diving opportunity!