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Thank you to all our customers for helping support Reef Environmental Education Foundation's marine conservation efforts in 2023 🙏! You're making a real difference for our 🌊🐠🐬🐳
As 2023 winds down, we are proud to share some of REEF’s achievements and milestones, made possible thanks to our incredible community of ocean conservationists like you! Thank you for being part of REEF, and happy holidays! Here's to another amazing year in 2024!
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The #homeschooling market is experiencing incredible growth and families are asking for one thing: better tools to help them navigate their journey. After speaking with dozens of parents, our co-founder Jonathan Chizick shares what we’ve learned and why this space is ready for fresh ideas and meaningful change.
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Are you an educator with a passion for marine life? We have an AMAZING opportunity for you! 🐠🤿 We are accepting applications for the 2025 Educator in the Field Fellowship - perfect for both formal and informal educators looking to gain hands-on experience with ocean citizen science to bring back to their classroom. 📚 The 2025 Fellowship recipient will join the REEF Field Survey Trip to Roatan on June 28-July 5, 2025, and will be given a travel reimbursement of up to $1,200. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Applications close Jan 5, 2025. To read more and apply, visit https://lnkd.in/euGiGq_Q 📸: 2023 Educator in the Field Fellowship Recipients Jen and Maki, before a dive in the Red Sea
Awesome work by the Reef Environmental Education Foundation team and community this year! Really proud to be a supporter! 🐠
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Such a complex and conflicted #OceanState we have arrived in. We’re all entitled to our opinions - this is mine. Thank you ecoRI News for the pickup. #leavetheoceanalone
Can sea lions be our new ocean explorers? A groundbreaking study has revealed how camera-equipped sea lions are mapping uncharted areas of the ocean, revolutionizing marine research. This innovative approach not only advances scientific knowledge but also showcases the incredible potential of collaborating with nature for environmental discovery. ✨ Sea lions: Nature's underwater cartographers These magnificent marine mammals, fitted with specialized cameras, are venturing into unexplored ocean depths, capturing invaluable data that human researchers couldn't easily obtain. This symbiotic relationship between animals and science is opening new frontiers in oceanography. 🌊 Unlocking ocean secrets By harnessing the natural abilities of sea lions, scientists are gaining unprecedented insights into marine ecosystems. This method allows for non-invasive exploration, minimizing human impact while maximizing our understanding of fragile underwater environments. ♻ Inspiring eco-friendly research This project exemplifies how we can work harmoniously with nature to further scientific knowledge. It's a testament to the ingenuity of researchers and the untapped potential of animal-assisted studies in preserving our planet's precious marine habitats. This groundbreaking approach to ocean exploration ignites hope for future discoveries and reinforces the importance of innovative, eco-friendly research methods in marine conservation. How can we further harness nature's intelligence to protect our oceans? Share your thoughts!
The mysteries of the deep sea have long captivated the curiosity and imagination of scientists and nature enthusiasts alike. There's so much more to discover 🐠
Are we rushing into deep-sea mining too soon? A recent expedition to the Pacific Ocean's Clarion Clipperton Zone revealed fascinating new species, highlighting how little we know about our deep oceans. As entrepreneurs and business leaders, we must consider the long-term impacts of our decisions on unexplored ecosystems. 1️⃣ Our oceans remain largely uncharted territory Scientists estimate that only 1 in 10 deep-sea animal species have been described. This vast unknown presents both opportunities and risks for innovation-driven industries. 2️⃣ Deep-sea mining could threaten undiscovered biodiversity The expedition found unique creatures like transparent sea cucumbers and ancient glass sponges. Rushing into mining without fully understanding these ecosystems could have unforeseen consequences. 3️⃣ Responsible exploration is key to sustainable innovation 30% of marine areas under consideration for mining are currently protected. More research is needed to determine if this is sufficient to prevent species extinction. As leaders in technology and innovation, we have a responsibility to balance progress with environmental stewardship. Our decisions today will shape the future of our planet. How can we ensure responsible exploration of our oceans? Share your thoughts below.
🐠 Every small step counts in the journey towards environmental sustainability. Recently, I came across an inspiring piece that highlights the passionate work of individuals and organizations committed to marine conservation. The story shines a light on the Green Fins initiative through The Reef-World Foundation, where local dive operators and guides are not just promoting sustainable diving practices but actively engaging in the protection of coral reefs. It's uplifting to see how these ambassadors, from diverse backgrounds, unite with a shared goal of safeguarding the oceans they love. Although challenges like language barriers and opposing misconceptions about divers are real, the collaborative efforts to translate educational materials into multiple languages show how committed the community is to fostering understanding. This is a reminder that we all play a role in environmental stewardship, regardless of our backgrounds. Let's keep the momentum going—what's your own inspiring story related to conservation? Share it below! https://greenfins.net/ 🦈