Coral Restoration
Participate in the Coral Health Experience and help monitor reef health during your dive or snorkel adventure.
- -Coral Monitoring
- -Citizen Science
- -Research Support
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Join us in protecting the reefs and marine ecosystems of Key Largo through restoration, education, citizen science, and community partnerships.
```Ocean First Key Largo partners with local organizations to support meaningful conservation efforts throughout the Florida Keys.
Participate in the Coral Health Experience and help monitor reef health during your dive or snorkel adventure.
The REEF Volunteer Fish Survey Project is a citizen science initiative that enables divers and snorkelers to collect marine life data. This information feeds into a massive global database used by experts to monitor and protect ocean health.
The REEF Grouper Moon Project, Launched in 2002, is a collaborative effort designed to protect and rebuild the endangered Nassau Grouper population after years of overfishing.
Supporting NOAA's ambitious effort to restore Florida's Coral Reef through long-term habitat recovery and ecosystem resilience.
The REEF Invasive Species Program mobilizes divers and snorkelers to combat the destructive lionfish invasion across the Western Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico through hands-on citizen science, specialized removal training, and competitive conservation derbies.
The REEF Ocean Explorers Education Program, led by the Reef Environmental Education Foundation in Key Largo, Florida, provides interactive marine science and conservation education designed to engage participants of all ages.