
Reef Environmental Education Foundation | Conserving Oceans Through Citizen Science, Education and Research
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KEY LARGO, FL 33037
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News

Upcoming fish ID class in Bonaire! 🏝️ All are welcome to join in a free REEF Fish ID Class at Trans World Radio (TWR) Bonaire Headquarters next Tuesday, May 27 at 7pm AST! Fish enthusiast and REEF Expert Surveyor, Carmen Toanchina, will be teaching you all about Snappers and Grunts - two often confused families. She will be going over how to recognize them, their behaviors, and what makes each group unique. Join in on the fun and learn how to to get involved with the REEF Volunteer Fish Survey Project as a citizen scientist! For more information about upcoming REEF events, visit www.REEF.org/events (fb)

🦁🐟 From Predator to Pendant: The Beauty of Lionfish Fins Invasive lionfish are stunning, but incredibly destructive to reefs in the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico. With no natural predators and the ability to lay up to 2 million eggs per year, they pose a serious threat to native marine life. That’s why REEF is committed to raising awareness about the threats of invasive lionfish, and finding creative ways to give them new purpose. One way we do this is by turning their striking fins into jewelry. Their long, flowing pectoral fins resemble a lion’s mane and are full of vivid colors and intricate patterns, making them perfect for crafting beautiful, ocean-inspired pieces. Interested in wearing own lionfish jewelry? Visit www.REEF.org/store to purchase one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces handmade by our staff and interns, or if you're feeling creative, you can also purchase a kit to make your own! (fb)
