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Have you, or anyone you know, tested positive for Covid while you were on a trip? If so, what did you (or they) have to do - Where did you have to isolate, and for how many days? Was the expense terrible? Did you have any reimbursement from travel insurance?

We are beyond excited to share the news that Amy Lee (REEF's Trips Program and Communications Manager) has been selected by the Diving Equipment & Marketing Association (DEMA) Awards Committee as one of four finalists for the 2019 DEMA Wave Makers Award, an early career award for those making an...

'Olive' you should come to our special REEF fish and invertebrate ID classes and fun dives Fri - Sun, Sept 27-29 in the Monterey area! Everyone invited, it's free, and we WANT YOU there. Olive you. It's gonna be fun! More details and info here: https://www.REEF.org/monterey2019 (that's an Olive...

TOMORROW - Wednesday night, 8pm Eastern time, join us for an interactive, online REEF Fishinar on Silvery Swimmers, by Carlos and Allison Estapé! This will cover some of the silvery fish found in our Tropical Western Atlantic region, including the Caribbean and Florida. More info, and register...

Will your club, group or shop be hosting a Great Annual Fish Count ID class or survey dives in June / July? If so, let's get your event on the GAFC calendar! The GAFC website has been revamped, and you'll find all the info here: GAFC Home - Great Annual Fish Count - Reef Environmental Education...

Heads up New England divers! Learn or refresh your skills on how to identify what you're looking at underwater in TWO online webinars next week. They're free. They're fun. And everyone's welcome! More details and signup here: www.REEF.org/fishinars

Everyone is invited to join us online for another free "Fishinar" :yeahbaby:- a webinar about fish! In this one you'll learn about some of the less often seen fish in the Caribbean, and how to identify them. Jonathan Lavan will be your instructor for this one. :dance3: It's free, it's...

Don't be shallow - think deep thoughts! Join us for our first REEF online Fishinar of 2015. Tuesday, January 20th at 8pm Eastern time. (one hour long) Carlos and Allison Estape, REEF Volunteer Fish Geeks of the Highest Order :geek:, will be your instructors. They'll be covering the fish you're...

Quick-witted Author and Supreme Rockfish Geek Milton Love will be presenting our next online Fishinar - Monday, November 10th at 7pm Pacific time. It's free, as usual! Don't miss this one, boys and girls! www.REEF.org/fishinars

They're cute, they're cuddly, they're charismatic. But they're crazy hard to tell apart! Well, help is here - wait no longer! REEF fish ID expert Jonathan Lavan will show you, over the course of an hour, how to identify 12 of the most common blennies found in tropical western atlantic waters...

SPECIAL online Fishinar July 24th, 8pm Eastern (it's free!): Fish mouths are much more than a set of teeth and a pair of jaws used for eating. Lacking paws, claws or opposable thumbs, fish must use their mouths for a variety of tasks, including seizing food, luring prey, excavating burrows...

Free REEF Fishinar, online webinars that teach you fish ID. Tuesday, 5/13, at 7pm PDT (4pm Hawaii time). Topic: Wrascally Wrasses! You'll learn how to tell 16 wrasse species found in Hawaiian waters apart. Lots of fun, great learning tool - and you can't beat the price - free! REEF Webinars /...

Done online over the course of 4 one hour sessions, free webinar style REEF Fishinars! Jan 8th, 9th, 15th and 16th. It's been awhile since we've done any Pacific NW ones, and this time we'll be doing Invertebrates. Spread the word to your dive buddies, students, dive shops, dive clubs, etc...

Explore North Carolina’s shipwreck ecosystems as NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries Hosts Bringing Shipwrecks to Life on September 13 and 14, 2013 Pine Knoll Shores Aquarium, Beaufort, North Carolina The Office of National Marine Sanctuaries in collaboration with Reef...

Thursday night! Free online webinar (Fishinar) on the common fish found in the Northeast US and Canada, brought to you by the fun and friendly fish-geeks at REEF. Join us! REEF Webinars / Fishinars | Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF)

Fish Geek #1: Have you ever seen a Butterfly cry? Fish Geek #2: No, but I've seen a moth bawl! Got a computer or iPad and an internet connection? Got an hour to spare Thursday evening? Feel like having some fun and learning a little something too? Then hop online for our interactive "Fishinar"...

What do these two pictures have to do with each other? They are both Hamlets! Join us online Tuesday evening at 8pm Eastern time for another one of REEF's fishinars. Don't worry, they're free. Hamlets: To Be or Not To Be (counted, that is) Top 12 Hamlets of the Greater Caribbean Prevent...

Free online California Invertebrate ID class W/Th of this week! Want to learn or refresh your California invertebrate ID skills? Here's your chance to do so - and it's free! Join us online while NOAA's Dr. Steve Lonhart takes you through the entire set of invertebrates and algae monitored by...

Free online California Invertebrate ID class W/Th of this week! Want to learn or refresh your California invertebrate ID skills? Here's your chance to do so - and it's free! Join us online while NOAA's Dr. Steve Lonhart takes you through the entire set of invertebrates and algae monitored by...

Divers in Washington state are initiating a request for Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) to protect the Pacific NW's iconic Giant Pacific Octopus (GPO) at Seattle's Alki Cove 2, a popular dive site and recent location of a controversial GPO removal, and to explore expanding...