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Did you ever dream of becoming a marine biologist? The Reef Check EcoDiver program combines EDUCATION with ACTION to give scuba diver volunteers a unique experience while taking an active role in conserving the world’s reefs. The EcoDiver program allows participants the rare opportunity to work with teams of scientists around the globe to combat the crises affecting our reefs today. Because the world’s reefs are changing fast, it is up to us to ensure that reefs are around for future generations.
Using its globally standardized scientific protocol, the Reef Check EcoDiver program collects valuable data to establish the status of coral reefs worldwide. 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.
How can you help? Simple. Enroll in an EcoDiver Certification Course that qualifies you to help our teams monitor reefs here in Hawaii and worldwide! Training dates coming soon. Keep scrolling to see how you can immediately support Hawaii Coral Reefs today!
Reef Check Hawaii re-launches this Fall and you can be part of it! Take immediate action TODAY in three easy steps:
1. DONATE
Help launch the program and support our next 100 surveys! Check out the various donation levels!
2. eNEWSLETTER
Sign up for the Reef Check Hawaii Monthly eNewsletter for program updates and milestones!
3. SOCIAL MEDIA
Follow us on Social Media for in the moment updates, fun critter facts, and all things Reef Check Hawaii!
The Hawaiian Islands are home to some of the most remote, nearshore reef systems in the world. This leads to a large percentage of our marine organisms living only here. Sharks, rays, humpback whales and others can often be seen in our waters. If you are curious about the amazing marine critters here in Hawaii, check out our Marine Life Page.
