REEF RELIEF NEWS
20 Years of Coral Reef Education
Reef Relief's Discover Coral Reefs School Program celebrates it 20th school year. The program is in full swing with classroom visits and snorkel trips planned for the upcoming weeks. Our engaging lesson plans, classroom activities, and field trips are being offered to more than 1,000 K-12 grade students in the entire Monroe County school district.
Reef Relief is also proud to announce the new hiring of Carly Shabo as Education Coordinator. For more information regarding getting your classroom involved in this supplemental program, please contact Carly at carlyshabo@gmail.com or visit our website at http://reefrelief.org/programs/ |
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The Grateful Diver is back!
Are you a diver? Do you love our reefs? Show your support for our coral reefs and Reef Relief with our Grateful Diver shirt.
Shirts will only be available until October 16th. Sales support Reef Relief's work for coral reef conservation.
Get yours today at https://www.booster.com/reef-relief
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International Coastal Cleanup
On September 21st, Reef Relief joined volunteers around the world to celebrate International Coastal Cleanup Day. Thirty volunteers removed 503lbs of marine debris from mangroves around Key West. Thanks to everyone who participated and thanks to Lazy Dog, Hurricane Hole Marina and the Key West High School Reef Relief Club.
Reef Relief hosts cleanup events year-round. If you are interested in attending the next cleanup email us at reefrelief@gmail.com and we will add you to our volunteer list. |
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Stop US Sugar's sprawling city in the Everglades!
Tell Florida Governor Rick Scott and South Florida Water Managers to direct the FDEO to stop big sugar's massive development plan and protect the Everglades, the sole source of drinking water for seven million residents. |
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Join us for the Everglades Coalition's 30th Annual Conference!
The Coalition's Annual Conference seeks to raise critical, timely issues for in-depth debates in an open, accessible forum. Community leaders and political figures come to discuss their positions, pledge their support and offer challenges to the community. The conference is attended by decision-makers from federal, state, local and tribal governments, agency representatives, stakeholders and a vast array of public and private interests including scientists, educators, contractors, conservationists, |
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