Got the quarantine blues? Gills drying out? Missing your fish geek friends?
Join us for an hour of laughter, socializing, and game show fishy fun featuring the underwater marine life found in the Tropical Pacific. We'll include fish from Hawaii, the South Pacific, and the Central Indo-Pacific regions. Play along from home, or just sit back and watch. Even if you're not familiar with the marine life in this region, it's lots of fun no matter what!
The calm, clear waters of the Red Sea are a kaleidoscope of colorful fish, including many endemic species, and vibrant soft coral life. This special charter is a one-way crossing that offers a unique opportunity to explore many different areas of the Red Sea. The trip begins in Hurghada, in the northern Red Sea, includes diving around the Brothers Islands, and disembarks in Port Ghaleb in the south, allowing opporuntities to explore the southern Red Sea's coral gardens, walls, and lagoons.
Located on St. Lucia's southwestern coast, Anse Chastanet has beautiful views of the ocean and the Pitons, two peaks rising up from the sea. The entire region is a protected marine area and excellent, easily accessible beach diving is available directly in front of the resort. When not diving or snorkeling, guests can enjoy sea kayaking, jungle biking, yoga and sailing. Anse Chastanet is an environmentally-conscious, luxury resort with plenty of amenities and delicious food, making it a great destination for divers, snorkelers, and non-diving companions.
Got the quarantine blues? Gills drying out? Missing your fish geek friends?
Join us for an hour of laughter, socializing, and game show fishy fun featuring the underwater marine life found in the Tropical Western Atlantic. Play along from home, or just sit back and watch. Even if you're not familiar with the marine life in this region, it's lots of fun no matter what!
Got the quarantine blues? Gills drying out? Missing your fish geek friends?
Join us for an hour of laughter, socializing, and game show fishy fun featuring the underwater marine life found on the Pacific coast. Play along from home, or just sit back and watch. Even if you're not familiar with the marine life in this region, it's lots of fun no matter what!
This article from a local news outlet in the Cayman Islands summarizes some initial findings from the 2020 Grouper Moon Project.
Are you looking for a way to support REEF during this uncertain and volatile time? Please consider becoming a REEF Guardian by setting up a monthly donation. As a nonprofit organization, consistency is vital to our ability to protect ocean species and places. The support of REEF Guardians ensures that our important marine conservation work is able to continue.
Shelter in place? No problem for April's Fish of the Month, the Gorgeous Shrimpgoby (Amblyeleotris wheeleri)!
April is Earth Month, and as we look forward to Earth Day on April 22, you might be looking for ways to stay connected to the environment in these uncertain times. We are all facing new and unfamiliar challenges as we adjust to this rapidly changing situation and navigate disruptions to our daily life. Here are some fun and easy activities you can do from the comfort and safety of your home:
A bucket list item for many REEF surveyors - discovering a new species. And even better, getting a species named after you. This has happened a handful of times over the last couple of decades, and one of our surveyors now has the honor of it happening twice! One of REEF's most prolific surveyors, Janet Eyre, now has a beautiful shrimpgoby named in her honor after discovering the fish on a recent trip to Indonesia.
