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📢Don't forget to tune into the Restoration of N 📢Don't forget to tune into the Restoration of Northern California Bull Kelp Forests Webinar TOMORROW at 6pm PDT. Register here: https://bit.ly/3AUW1hs. We are excited to share the results of our latest report!
Reef Check has reached a significant milestone! Th Reef Check has reached a significant milestone! Thanks to *25 years* of hard work from our volunteer EcoDivers we now have more than 15,000 coral reef surveys in our global database! The data are analyzed and used locally by marine park managers, nationally by fisheries and environment managers, and internationally by organizations, including United Nations agencies, to help better track and care for coral reefs.
Interested in the results of our latest Restoratio Interested in the results of our latest Restoration of Northern California Bull Kelp Forests report, but it was TLDR? Good news! We produced a 2-page summary report just for you- available now on our website. Visit Reefcheck.org/kelp-restoration. OR Sign up for our FREE webinar on the 11th of August. Reef Check Staff will discuss the results of the report! Register for the webinar here: https://bit.ly/3AUW1hs Key finding: After removing urchins, Reef Check divers in Noyo Bay documented a positive increase in kelp densities over 15 months at the restoration area!

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Join us at 12:30 tomorrow as Director of the Kelp Join us at 12:30 tomorrow as Director of the Kelp Forest Program Dan Abbott chats with Alta Magazine about the importance of kelp and Reef Check’s efforts to help with kelp forest restoration. You can find the link in our bio to register!
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