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On land or underwater, Reef Expeditions engages with scientists and everyday citizens around the world, through education, research, and spreading the word to save our reef ecosystems which are so critical to the health of our planet. We offer courses on understanding coral reef ecosystems, coral conservation and coral restoration efforts. We train divers to assist scientists with in situ conservation research and data collection. We engage non-divers in understanding the impact of human activity on our reef systems and their importance in our daily lives and how we can help protect them through simple day to day changes to our behavior. Our recent research expeditions have been located at sites in the Caribbean like Cuba and the Dutch Antilles.

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We need your help in MANY ways:

Land Lubbers

We need Ocean Advocate Educators who would like to help teach coral reef conservation classes and outreach to schools and we need an army of volunteers to help us remove litter from local waterways.

Bubble Blowers

We need divers to act as citizen scientists helping us with underwater research and conservation efforts like population density surveys, the creation of artificial reefs, debris removal or invasive species eradication.

VOLUNTEER TESTIMONIALS

Hear directly from the students and volunteers who have joined Reef Expeditions in the field. Whether you are a student seeking hands-on learning or a volunteer ready to contribute your time and talents, we invite you to join us on land or underwater. Become part of a community working together to understand, protect, and restore our natural world.

Join the Emerging Leaders Council

Reef Expeditions is recruiting members for its Emerging Leaders Council, a volunteer advisory group created to elevate emerging voices, fresh perspectives, creativity, and technical expertise in conservation.

The council is designed primarily to provide leadership opportunities for adults ages 18–30, although qualified applicants outside this age range are also welcome and may be considered.

Council members will help shape conservation programs, educational activities, community events, citizen-science projects, public communications, and digital outreach. Members will gain valuable experience collaborating with scientists, educators, conservation professionals, and nonprofit leaders.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old. The anticipated commitment is approximately 3–5 hours per month for a one-year volunteer term.

To apply, email your résumé and a brief statement describing your interest in the Emerging Leaders Council to [email protected].

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Our Partners

We are very proud to partner with the following organizations. We will also be adding other like-minded organizations and leaders in the areas of scuba diving, coral reef ecosystems, and ocean ecology as they become available. Please find more information on each partner by selecting the link to their website. We appreciate your support of our Partner organizations!
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