Reef Check Barbados

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EcoDiver Training Facilities

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Training Facility: Barbados Blue
Contact: Andre Miller, Head Biologist
Address: Hilton Hotel
City: St Michale
Phone: 2464345764
Email: info@divebarbadosblue.com
Website: http://www.divebarbadosblue.com

NUMBER OF SURVEYS

SURVEYS BY YEAR

All data is available on the Global Reef Tracker

2026 1

2025 1

2005 6

2004 4

2003 10

2002 15

2001 8

1997 7

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Big moves for big leggy bois! These sunflower stars went from the lab to the feast, and we can’t wait to see their permanent return to Monterey Bay, California. ⁠
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This is a long-term collaborative project with @sunflowerstarlab ; @montereybayaquarium ; @mosslandingmarinelabs ; the California Department of Fish and Wildlife; California State University, Monterey Bay; @hopkinsmarinestation ; and the Monterey-based dive company, Underwater Company.⁠
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There is more to study before this species can be fully reintroduced. Sea star wasting disease is still a concern, especially with warmer temperatures hitting California this year. Regardless, this is huge news, and we hope you’re as excited as we are.⁠
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Proof that when communities come together, big things happen.⁠
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📸: @sageonophotography
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#coldwaterdiving #sunflowerstar #climatechange #scubadiving⁠

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Oct 21

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The @californiaseaweedfestival is this weekend in Monterey Bay, California!⁠
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We’re participating all weekend, starting with an “Intro to the kelp forest scuba dive” on Friday, October 23rd. Grab your tickets at our link in bio and bring your gear for an informational dive with our team!⁠
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Then, on October 24th, join us for the free event at the Custom House Plaza. There will be a wide variety of scientific presenters, workshops, vendors, and so much more! Bring your friends, enjoy a meal and fun live music while you learn more about SEAWEED 🌱 ⁠
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We’ll see you there!⁠
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#kelpforest #scubadiver #oceanlover #marinebiology

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Oct 19

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Our Executive Director, Jan Freiwald, was interviewed on an episode of Rising Tide, hosted by David Helvarg and Natasha Benjamin.⁠
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In this episode, they discuss two major ocean ecosystems, coral reefs and kelp forests. They highlight the threats each faces as the ocean warms and the role El Niño could play in these fragile environments. ⁠
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Jan also talks about how Reef Check is bringing young people into the ocean science world by making scuba diving more accessible. The Dive Into Science program provides training and mentorship to support their future as ocean advocates. ⁠
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Listen to the episode at our 🔗 or wherever you listen to podcasts.⁠
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#kelpforest #coralreef #marinebiology #climatechange #reefrestoration