This last Saturday, Reef Relief organized a community clean up through out the mangroves of Little Hamaca Park. Even though only 7 of us were involved in this clean up, around 550 pounds of trash was picked at this nationally protected park. I have to say that we made at least a little bit of […]
Coral Camp Week 3 It’s Week 3 of Reef Relief’s Coral Camp! We are so excited to have another week teaching the kids, not just about the Reef, but everything to do with Key Wes…
Coral Camp Week 2 Week two of Coral Camp from Reef Relief song used: He Mele No Lilo by Lilo & Stitch
Coral Camp Week 1 Reef Relief’s first week of Coral Camp! song used: Hawaiian Rollarcoaster Ride by Lilo & Stitch the Movie
Reef Relief picked up over 550 pounds of trash on Saturday at Little Hamaca. Making the world a better place one pound at a time.
An important pair of corals urgently needs your help. Elkhorn and staghorn corals are being deprived of a recovery plan that would help guide management necessary for their conservation. The feds convened the recovery team shortly after these imperiled corals were listed under the Endangered Species Act in 2006, and the team completed its work […]
Target: Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources Alfred Gray Sponsored by: Sam Duncombe, Sonya Alvino – reEarth We want to put an end to the exploitation of this species. Our objection is based upon the premise that captive marine mammal facilities are out-dated, inhumane, and anti conservationist in practice. The building of two new […]
Contact: Vernon Smith, 301-713-7248 Keeley Belva, 301-643-6463 NOAA is seeking public input on a proposed process and associated criteria to evaluate potential new national marine sanctuaries in the nation's marine and Great Lakes environments. A humpback whale feeds in Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary. NOAA will finalize the proposed process and criteria upon receiving public […]
Fort Zach The kids were hyped up for the beach! We had a few kids who never snorkeled before, and one who never swam before. But we were still able to get all of the kids in the water and pumped up about marine life. Some of the kids saw lion fish, nurse shark, and […]