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Reef Monitoring, Inc coral reef research is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to research and education of Florida's natural and artificial reef systems.
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Sport divers are invited and highly encouraged to participate in the collection of this data. To begin, the first step is to attend a training course conducted by Reef Monitoring. The training course consists of a lecture and a pool session which will teach the divers how to conduct the transect survey as well as identify the species on the datasheet. The divers may conduct as many surveys as they like that day. The more surveys they can take, the better as we need all the data we can get! We are trainin...
Sponsorship
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Survey
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Type of Reef *. Thank you so much for participating in our Reef Survey program. Please use the following form to submit your count data. Please be as specific as possible. NOTE: Terms like "lots" and "many" are not scientifically valid and we cannot use them. We need solid numbers for each species you count. Please be as accurate as possible* *. Red (Brown) Sea Urchin. Thank you for contacting us! If needed, you will hear back within 48-72 hours.
LionfishSafari
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Sponsorship opportunities are available. Please refer to the following form. Click anywhere on the form to download it as a PDF. We appreciate everyone that came out to the 2014 Lionfish Safari. We would especially like to thank the Guy Harvey Outpost/TradeWinds Resort folks for being such gracious hosts. Because of your efforts, we were able to remove 473 lionfish from the Gulf of Mexico! We all enjoyed a wonderful tasting from the Executive Chef and all of those fish will go directly into our research.
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Spearfishing Planet
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Thanks / Like Statistics. Hottest Threads / Posts. Intellicast- Wind Forecast - Fl. Wind and Wave Forecast - WindGuru. Wave Forecast - Magic SeaWeed. National Data Buoy Center. NOAA Marine Weather - Gulf of Mexico. National Data Buoy Center - SW FL. Wind Finder - SW FL. Wind Finder - FL. Wunderground - Fl RADAR. T B S C Challenge Tournament April 11. Fl Freeshafters Spring Trash Can Slam March 29th. Reef Monitoring Lionfish Safari 10/12-13/2015. Suncoast Spearfishing Challenge 9/25/2015. View this forum'...
Home - Science Adventurers Club @ St. Petersburg College
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Science Adventurers Club @ St. Petersburg College. Research Opportunities and Resources. 2nd Annual Beach Cleanup, Saturday, May 18th. 2nd Annual Beach Cleanup in conjunction with Reef Monitoring, Inc. Saturday, May 18th. Clean up starts at 11:30am-1:30pm. North of Clearwater Beach next to the Palm Pavilion. Https:/ maps.google.com/maps/ms? All SPC students signup below. All Public and Reef Monitoring affiliates interested in just the cleanup signup below. Location: Clearwater Campus NM 161.
Pinellas County, Florida - Artificial Reef
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Artificial reefs are improving fishing opportunities and creating new scuba diving destinations. Enjoy diving and fishing on the Pinellas County's artificial reefs. There are 42 reef sites along the gulf coast of Pinellas County from Tarpon Springs to St. Pete Beach, located from 200 yards to 38 miles offshore, and one in Tampa Bay, located north of the St. Petersburg Municipal Pier. Submit a photo for Flickr). View photos on Flickr. Donated by local divers. How is a reef created? Reef Map (left panel).
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Reef Monitor | Monitoring Coral Reef Habitat
Why Monitor Coral Reef Systems. July 8, 2015. The reason we chose to monitor coral reef systems is that these fragile organisms are among the first to be effected by environmental changes. By gathering the data and documenting the results, we maintain a database of the conditions on the reefs at specific years and dates. In this video Dr. John Turner, Jr. explains “Why We Are Here”…. On the precipice of a major extinction event. January 16, 2015. January 13, 2015. September 30, 2014. To provide a coral r...
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Reef Monitoring, inc - Coral Reef Research
Submit a Reef Survey! Have you done a Reef Survey? Submit the data here! Participate in the FSDA Underwater Photo/Video competition! Reef Monitoring is a 501(c)3 non-profit research organization established in 2005. Headquarted in Clearwater, Florida, Reef Monitoring's main purpose is to organize a group of marine scientists and educators as a means of watching over our invaluable natural and artificial reef systems. All data collected will be made available to all parties, private or government. At our ...
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Environmental Moorings International
Anchor damage is a leading destroyer of coral reefs and sensitive marine environments all over the world. For more than two decades,. Has provided the only practical solution to this crisis. In 1981, John C. Halas, Sanctuary Biologist for the Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary, began to design and test the breakthrough concept of environmental moorings, an anchor embedded in the sea floor without detriment to the surrounding. As a result of these efforts,. 124; What We Do. 124; Where We've Been.
Pacific Reef Moorings
Environmentally Sensitive Mooring Buoys for Coral Reef Protection. Coral reefs world wide are under huge environmental pressure from a variety of sources. Damage by boat anchors has become a significant problem particularly in marine parks and other popular boating areas. Pacific Reef Moorings offers a solution by supplying and installing environmentally sensitive mooring systems for coral reef protection in even the most remote coral reef locations in the world.
