Reef Relief Little Hamaca Cleanup Location: Little Hamaca Park in Key West Reef Relief hosts a shoreline cleanup on Saturday, June 29th. Please RSVP to this page or send an email to [email protected] Meet us at Little Hamaca Park located on Government Rd of Flagler Ave., in Key West, look for the Reef Relief sign. […]
Title: MONROE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE LOWER KEYS DISTRICT CLEAN UP Location: MEET BETWEEN NORTH /SOUTH PINE CHANNEL (JUST SOUTH OF BIG PINE KEY) Description: For questions please contact : Captain Gene Thompson / Cudjoe Substation, (305) 745-3184 Please share with friends, family, co-workers, associates, social and business organizations. This is a part of Sheriff Rick […]
The South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) has embarked on a process to potentially declare some conservation lands as surplus, and subsequently sell or trade them, or dedicate lands to uses other than the conservation purposes for which they were purchased. Unlike the Land Assessments recently conducted by the St. Johns River Water Management […]
Title: Coral Camp Week 1 Location: Reef Relief Environmental Center, Key West, FL Link out: Click hereDescription: Reef Relief offers a unique summer opportunity for children 6-12 years of age to learn about coastal environments, ocean ecology, identification of fish, coral and other marine life and snorkeling. Coral Camp is an interactive nature-based summer camp […]
April 8 – April 9, 2013 Tallahassee, Florida The Everglades Coalition is planning the 1st Annual Everglades Day, and we want you to be a part of it! Mark your calendars for April 8th and 9th for a trip up to Tallahassee to speak with your legislators about how to protect this incredible ecosystem. We have a […]
This month 15% of the proceeds from the sale of ONIA’s Charlie Trunk for kids will be donated to Reef Relief’s Coral Camp program. To learn more about ONIA swimwear or to purchase this trunk visit http://onia.com/ The Charlie Trunk incorporates all of the quality and style of its adult counterpart, but is fit for […]
On Presidents Day, Reef Relief in partnership with the City of Key West was joined by 21 volunteers including City Commissioner Tony Yaniz, who scoured Key West’s Little Hamaca Park. Volunteers removed 734 lbs of debris from Key West’s largest natural area. Among the debris collected were bottles, tires, plastic bags and a bike frame. This […]
Monday February 18, 2013 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Help cleanup one of Key West's great natural areas. Little Hamaca Park preserves mangroves and hardwood hammock communities bordering the Salt Ponds in southern Key West. Help protect our coastal home by cleaning up this local treasure. Meet at the gate of Little Hamaca Park off […]
Title: Little Hamaca Park CleanupLocation: Little Hamaca Park Key WestDescription: Meet us at Little Hamaca Park located on Government Rd of Flagler Ave.,in Key West, look for the Reef Relief sign. The event will start at 10:00 am and finish up at 1:00pm. Marine debris is not just ugly it is dangerous • Discarded debris […]
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the U.S. Endangered Species Act by having your students participate in the Endangered Species Day Youth Art Contest (entry deadline March 15th), in an activity celebrating Endangered Species Day (May 17, 2013), or both! Find details on the Youth Art Contest and hosting your own Endangered Species Day […]