FL Keys - REEF, Fish & Friends

 

REEF, Fish & Friends is a monthly seminar series (held every second Tuesday) co-sponsored by REEF and the Sanctuary Friends Foundation that revolves around marine life and Diving that Counts.  Snorkelers, divers and natural history buffs are invited to entertaining presentations by guest speakers, join informal discussions, and enjoy some laid-back, Keys-style fun with friends who share your passion.

Social will begin at 6:30pm and the presentation will span from 7:00-8:00pm.

This event will be held at the REEF Headquarters Office located at MM98.3 in the median.

FL Keys - REEF, Fish & Friends

 

REEF, Fish & Friends is a monthly seminar series (held every second Tuesday) co-sponsored by REEF and the Sanctuary Friends Foundation that revolves around marine life and Diving that Counts.  Snorkelers, divers and natural history buffs are invited to entertaining presentations by guest speakers, join informal discussions, and enjoy some laid-back, Keys-style fun with friends who share your passion.

Social will begin at 6:30pm and the presentation will span from 7:00-8:00pm.

This event will be held at the REEF Headquarters Office located at MM98.3 in the median.

FL Keys - REEF, Fish & Friends

 

REEF, Fish & Friends is a monthly seminar series (held every second Tuesday) co-sponsored by REEF and the Sanctuary Friends Foundation that revolves around marine life and Diving that Counts.  Snorkelers, divers and natural history buffs are invited to entertaining presentations by guest speakers, join informal discussions, and enjoy some laid-back, Keys-style fun with friends who share your passion.

Social will begin at 6:30pm and the presentation will span from 7:00-8:00pm.

This event will be held at the REEF Headquarters Office located at MM98.3 in the median.

FL Keys - REEF, Fish & Friends

 

REEF, Fish & Friends is a monthly seminar series (held every second Tuesday) co-sponsored by REEF and the Sanctuary Friends Foundation that revolves around marine life and Diving that Counts.  Snorkelers, divers and natural history buffs are invited to entertaining presentations by guest speakers, join informal discussions, and enjoy some laid-back, Keys-style fun with friends who share your passion.

Social will begin at 6:30pm and the presentation will span from 7:00-8:00pm.

This event will be held at the REEF Headquarters Office located at MM98.3 in the median.

FL Keys - REEF, Fish & Friends

 

REEF, Fish & Friends is a monthly seminar series (held every second Tuesday) co-sponsored by REEF and the Sanctuary Friends Foundation that revolves around marine life and Diving that Counts.  Snorkelers, divers and natural history buffs are invited to entertaining presentations by guest speakers, join informal discussions, and enjoy some laid-back, Keys-style fun with friends who share your passion.

Social will begin at 6:30pm and the presentation will span from 7:00-8:00pm.

This event will be held at the REEF Headquarters Office located at MM98.3 in the median.

FL Keys - REEF, Fish & Friends

 

REEF, Fish & Friends is a monthly seminar series (held every second Tuesday) co-sponsored by REEF and the Sanctuary Friends Foundation that revolves around marine life and Diving that Counts.  Snorkelers, divers and natural history buffs are invited to entertaining presentations by guest speakers, join informal discussions, and enjoy some laid-back, Keys-style fun with friends who share your passion.

Social will begin at 6:30pm and the presentation will span from 7:00-8:00pm.

This event will be held at the REEF Headquarters Office located at MM98.3 in the median.

GAFC PNW: Porteau Cove Fish ID class/dives & BBQ

GAFC Shore-Based Field Surveys: Join Ocean Pro Divers REEF Representatives for a shore dive or snorkel and learn how to do a REEF Survey!

Meet the REEF 2012 Volunteer of the Year

Meet Jonathan Lavan, the 2012 Volunteer of the Year -- honored for his dedication to protecting marine environments through surveying fish and teaching fishinars!

Citizen Science in Ecology: can it Compare to Professionally-Gathered Data?

The author deconstructs a recent scientific study published in the journal Methods in Ecology and Evolution that compares data collected by REEF surveyors with surveys collected by professional scientists.

The Challenge of Managing Nearshore Rocky Reef Resources

This paper is the result of a workshop held at University of Washington in 2008 on nearshore rocky reefs. REEF Director of Science, Dr. Christy Pattengill-Semmens, presented data collected by REEF surveyors in the Pacific Northwest, and some details from that talk are in this paper. Nearshore temperate reefs are highly diverse and productive habitats that provide structure and shelter for a wide variety of fishes and invertebrates. Recreational and commercial fisheries depend on nearshore reefs, which also provide opportunities for non-extractive recreational activities such as diving.

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