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June 26, 2012
Martin county Reef Cleanup: 5th Annual Treasure Coast Waterway Cleanup

Title: Martin county Reef Cleanup: 5th Annual Treasure Coast Waterway Cleanup Location: Stuart, FL Description: SEFCRI will be participating in the the Martin County Pecks Lake Reef Dive Cleanup, which is part of the 5th Annual Treasure Coast Waterway Cleanup www.TCWaterwayCleanup,com Date: 2012-21-2012

Events 
June 26, 2012
Conched in Key West Bar Crawl

Only going into our second year for the Conched in Key West Bar Crawl and we have taken huge strides towards bringing you all an amazing event.  We have teamed up with some great companies and I personally can’t wait till September 22nd!! Currently we have The Cork and Stogie, Rum Bar, Pearl’s,  Kelley’s,  Bottle […]

June 26, 2012
Palm Beach County Reef Cleanup

Title: Palm Beach County Reef Cleanup Location: Plam Beach County dive Shops Description: For times and to RSVP: Jupiter Dive Center, Jupiter, FL, 561-745-7807, [email protected] or www.jupiterdivecenter.com Narcosis Dive Charters, Riveria Beach, FL, 561-630-0606, divenarcosisdivecharters.com Splashdown Divers, Boyton Beach, FL, 561-736-0712, [email protected], www.splashdowndivers.com Date: 2012-07-28

Events 
June 26, 2012
Reef Relief Annual Meeting

Title: Reef Relief Annual Meeting Location: Pier House Caribbean Spa Room located at One Duval Street in Key West. Description: Reef Relief’s 25th annual membership meeting.There will also, be updates on Reef Relief programs and projects in the last year and Reef Relief’s businesses and volunteers of the year will be presented. All members are […]

The Importance of Marine Education

Rudy Bonn, Reef Relief  Director of Marine Projects There is only one ocean, divided into different basins: the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and the Southern basin that surrounds the continent of Antarctica.  The reason why we use the one ocean concept at Reef Relief is because it has been proven that all that water is […]

June 24, 2012
NOAA Invites Comment on Coral Status Review Report and Draft Management Report

April 13, 2012. NOAA As part of our ongoing process to evaluate 82 species of coral from the Caribbean and Pacific for listing under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), NOAA is inviting public review of two reports, a scientific Status Review Report and a draft Management Report. Our review of these 82 species of corals […]

Events 
June 22, 2012
BottleCap Lounge Happy Hour Benefit for Reef Relief

Title: BottleCap Lounge Happy Hour Benefit for Reef ReliefLocation: 1128 Simonton Street Key West, FL 33040Start Time: 5:00pmDate: 2012-07-20End Time: 8:00pm

Opportunities to have fun diving this summer while helping to protect Florida’s coral reefs

Calling all divers!! There are many opportunities to have fun diving this summer while helping to protect southeast Florida’s coral reefs. The Southeast Florida Coral Reef Initiative is organizing a series of reef cleanups throughout Southeast Florida this July. Joining the fun is easy, just contact one of the participating dive charters to register. We hope […]

BP accused of attack on academic freedoms after scientists subpoenaed

Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent. guardian.co.uk, Monday 4 June 2012 18.00 EDT Oceanographers say they fear erosion of scientific process after they were forced to turn over emails related to BP oil spill A pair of scientists have accused BP of an attack on academic freedom after the oil company successfully subpoenaed thousands of confidential […]

Beneath Arctic ice, scientists find an ecosystem never imagined (+video)

Scientists report finding a massive bloom of phytoplankton hidden under Arctic ice, suggesting that, as the ice thins and melts, the region is becoming vastly more biologically productive. By Pete Spotts, Staff writer / June 7, 2012 Scientists have discovered a vast pea-soup-green bloom of tiny plant-like marine organisms under Arctic Ocean ice. The bloom represents […]