Interested in leaning to Identify the fish in the Monterey Bay? Divers are welcome to enjoy a FREE seminar sponsored by REEF and the Monterey Bay Aquarium to learn to identify the usual suspects and a few uncommon characters.
Hosted by Monterey SCUBA divers Alex Matsumoto and Keith Rootsaert, the fun seminar is on Saturday, December 3rd from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Reinforce what you’ve learned during a 1 hour guided tour of live fish in the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
Participate in a REEF lionfish derby!
Please click here for complete information, schedule, and registration for the Key West Lionfish Derby.
REEF Fish & Friends proudly presents:
Jack Grove discussing his book, co-authored with Dr. Robert Lavenberg, The Fishes of the Galapagos.
This presentation will reveal Dr. Grove's love of nature and his expertise as one of the leading authorities on the marine life of Ecuador's Galapagos Archipelago. During the program, Jack will also share some of the highlights of his research on "Tropical Transpacific Shorefishes," a topic he recently co-authored in the prestigious Journal of Pacific Science.
Every month, scientists, government agencies, and other groups request raw data from REEF’s Fish Survey Project database. Here is a sampling of who has asked for REEF data recently and what they are using it for:
- Scientists from NOAA Fisheries are using REEF data to conduct stock assessments on parrotfishes in Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands.
REEF Pacific NW Fish ID - this session covers the more common Flatfish, Odd-Looking fish, and Perch
REEF Pacific NW Fish ID - this session covers the more common Greenlings, Gunnels, Gobies and more. Kinda like what the title says.
REEF Pacific NW Fish ID - this session covers those dirty rotten good-for-nothing Sculpins that you can't ID very easily.
Rockfish Rock!
Instructor: Janna Nichols, REEF Outreach Coordinator and self-proclaimed fish geek
Thanks to everyone who donated during our Summer Campaign, you helped us reach our goal. REEF members contributed over $34,770, with a generous match of $30,000 from the Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation, for a grand total of $64,770. REEF will use these donations to maintain our current programs and expand our special projects, the Grouper Moon Project and the Lionfish Research Program. Donations from our members make it possible for REEF to carry out our mission of conserving marine ecosystems. Thank you!
