Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) and the Cayman Islands Department of the Environment (DOE) announces the fourth year of the successful Grouper Educational Program (GEP), a marine sciences curriculum for Caymanian intermediate elementary, middle, and high school students.
REEF Ocean Explorers Camp will immerse you into an ocean of learning and fun! REEF will introduce campers to the underwater world and all the amazing things found beneath the sea! Discover the crazy critters found on the coral reef and learn the mysteries of the marine mammals that swim in the sea.
REEF Ocean Explorers Camp will immerse you into an ocean of learning and fun! REEF will introduce campers to the underwater world and all the amazing things found beneath the sea! Discover the crazy critters found on the coral reef and learn the mysteries of the marine mammals that swim in the sea.
REEF Ocean Explorers Camp will immerse you into an ocean of learning and fun! REEF will introduce campers to the underwater world and all the amazing things found beneath the sea! Discover the crazy critters found on the coral reef and learn the mysteries of the marine mammals that swim in the sea.
REEF Ocean Explorers Camp will immerse you into an ocean of learning and fun! REEF will introduce campers to the underwater world and all the amazing things found beneath the sea! Discover the crazy critters found on the coral reef and learn the mysteries of the marine mammals that swim in the sea.
Join Reef Environmental Education Foudation, September 29-October 2, for REEF Fest 2016. Come celebrate the impact and success of marine conservation and education initiatives in the Florida Keys. Events include educational seminars, social gatherings, and exploration alongside fellow fish surveyors and marine enthusiasts. Join us for more learning, diving, and discovery in 2016!
Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF) and Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF), are working together to raise awareness about coral reef conservation in the Florida Keys. For the first time ever, the marine conservation groups will host a special event, “Coral In and Lionfish Out,” to engage the public and raise funds for coral restoration and lionfish removal efforts in the Florida Keys.