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More opportunities to get involved with kelp forest restoration efforts in California!
Caspar Cove is one of two sites that permits in-situ culling by recreational divers in California. Join us for a special webinar on April 22 from 5-6:30 pm PST to hear from project partners, see the results to date, learn about current projects, and provide information on how YOU can get involved in 2024!
Our esteemed speakers include:
🌟 Annie Bauer-Civiello, Reef Check
🌟 Dr. Kristen Elsmore, CA Dept. Fish & Wildlife
🌟 Josh Russo, Watermans Alliance
🌟 Tristin Anoush McHugh, The Nature Conservancy
🌟 Frankie Moitoza, Cal Poly Humboldt
🌟 Peter Guinosso, Blue Harmony Foundation
🌟 Marianna Leuschel, Above and Below
Send us a DM for webinar information.
📸: Tristin McHugh
#reefcheck #kelp #kelpforest #oceanconservation #urchin #underwater #reefculture #reeffish #roamtheoceans #shores #shapedbythesea #reefrestoration #respectthesea #saltyadventures #saltysouls #savemarinelife #saveocean
Seattle-area friends!👇
You don’t have to be a diver to volunteer with Reef Check. Our partners working on installing and servicing environmental sensors are seeking non-diving shore support help, and we’d love for YOU to join us! 🤝
Here’s what you’ll do as a volunteer shore observer:
✅ Attend dive briefings to understand the dive plan and emergency procedures
✅ Hang out on the beach with our emergency supplies (O2 kit, first aid kit, AED) during the dive
✅ Be prepared to call 911 and help direct EMS to our location if needed
✅ Possibly assist with gear transportation to and from our entry/exit point
✅ Enjoy the beach, read, birdwatch, and answer questions from curious beachgoers while our dive team is underwater! 😊🏖️
No first aid/CPR/AED/O2 training required – our divers are fully trained and equipped to handle emergencies. Your presence adds an extra layer of safety and support for our team! 🚑
Magnolia site visits occur quarterly, and Lincoln Park dives are monthly. Your participation enhances our dive operations and ensures a safer environment for all. 🙌
Ready to dive in and make a difference? Send us a direct message to volunteer for our upcoming dives!
#reefcheck #volunteeropportunity #nonprofit #shorediving #scubadiver #seattle #oceanconservation #marinescience #oceanlover #getoutside #getinvolved
Being a Reef Check diver doesn’t just mean you know the ecosystem. You must be Rescue certified to join our volunteer program, and that means you need your Emergency First Responder training.
EFR includes primary and secondary care, so you’ll learn CPR among other emergency skills like bleeding, shock management, and choking.
Interested in upping your skills? Reach out to our team and we can connect you to some great instructors!
#rescuediver #scubadiving #emergencyfirstresponder #cpr #scubadiver #volunteeropportunities #nonprofitorganization #reefcheck
Check that vis!
Doesn’t get better than this on the Mendocino Coast 30+ft
#reefcheckcalifornia #bullkelp #mpamonitoring #reefcheckfoundation
A huge thanks to the awesome volunteers who came out to help survey 3 sites in Point Arena!
🎥: @halcyon_offshore
Cheers to the volunteers who made the Sonoma Coast Campout a great success! We surveyed 3.5 sites in 2 days!! Gerstle Cove, Salt Point, Pebble Beach and Stillwater.
North Coast strong 💪 🌊 🤿
#reefcheck #reefcheckcalifornia #marineprotectedarea #kelpforestmonitoring
