One way to keep plastic bags out of our oceans is to recycle them into sleeping mats for the homeless! Volunteers in Omaha, Nebraska have turned the non-decomposable materials into more than 200 100% recycled mats. Check out the full article here!
Tips on How to Go Green at Home By Katherine Oakes An awareness of our planet’s health and the appeal of living green has finally begun to fall in step with our culture’s values and perspective, but the biggest question that often holds people back is, “Where do I begin?” It may seem intimidating at […]
We found this article to be extremely interesting and informative and hope you will too!
Dancing Dolphins Spirits Charters with Captain Victoria Impallomeni is something everyone should try to experience while they are in Key West. Check out her Fall Equinox newsletter for an introduction to her protege, Brianna Larson, upcoming retreats, and more!
Reef Relief found this article interesting and hope you will, too! http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/scientists-fast-track-the-evolution-of-the-great-barrier-reef-s-corals/?WT.mc_id=SA_ENGYSUS_20150917
Lindsey Reisz joined the Reef Relief staff as a summer intern in 2015 for the Coral Camp program. Originally from Nashville, TN, she graduated from the University of South Carolina in May 2015 with a degree in marine biology. She has always had a love of the ocean and a passion for conservation. During her […]
With 4 weeks down and 5 weeks left to go, this summer at Reef Relief is all about Coral Camp! Each week 25 campers join us at our center in downtown Key West for days packed with learning, exploring, and fun! Over 200 campers are joining us this summer for week long sessions that […]
Sunday, July 5 at 7:00pm Best Seat in the House: Key West Reception with Open wine Bar 7:00pm Screening 8:00pm, Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead Join us for an intimate showing of “Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead” live from Soldier Field in Chicago, IL. Reef Relief has […]
A huge thanks to the Dockside Tropical Cafe in Marathon and all the organizers of the Red Dress Hash. They raised $560 for Reef Relief. Thanks for supporting our work for coral reef conservation!