Written by REEF Board of Trustees members Ned and Anna DeLoach, this article is about the Grouper Moon Project - a successful, 16-year collaboration between REEF, the Cayman Islands Department of Environment and several academic institutions to save the critically endangered Nassau Grouper.
This article summarizes some of the ways to become involved in REEF's marine conservation programs while highlighting how REEF makes an impact.
Ned and Anna DeLoach of REEF's Board of Trustees wrote this article about an exploratory survey project REEF conducted in the Azores to launch the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean (EAM) survey region.
The Cayman Bottom Times highlights REEF's Grouper Moon Project and how it is making a huge impact on Nassau Grouper populations. The project also seeks to educate local Caymanians on the threats that the Nassau Grouper face.
Carlos and Allison Estape started their own fish count at Alligator Reef, reigniting their passion for scuba diving on their home reef....
With the help of REEF volunteers, we can better understand the affect of Sea Star Wasting Syndrome on sea stars.
REEF volunteers survey sites in the San Juan Islands. This data is analyzed by SeaDoc and REEF to analyze changes happening at these sites.
Summer may be at an end, but that doesn’t mean a fish enthusiast has to be left in the cold! As part of its ongoing fish identification webinar series, “Fishinars”, Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) will offer three informative, educational, and always amusing presentations over the next few months. “Lesser Known Fish of Cozumel”, presented October 17 at 8 p.m. EST by Tracey Griffin, highlights the eponymous Caribbean critters; “Fish Geek” Jonathan Lavan will showcase uncommon dorsal fins with “Feel the Beat!
Federal and state fisheries lift spearfishing restrictions in certain areas for REEF's lionfish derby.
REEF's Invasive Species Program shows citizens how they can get involved in reducing lionfish populations.