On April 27th and 28th, 2013, we had a great time with the Echevarria Family and Ocean Divers. The first day we did maintenance work and harvested staghorn coral from the nursery. On day two we planted the coral on French Reef on a new site. The guys from ScubaNation were there filming for a future episode. Great work by the staff of CRF and the Echevarria Family! The visibility was about 30 feet in the nursery, a little better the next day on the reef.
Sanctuary Science Series
DIVE TIME columns
- A day in the life of a scientist
- A shout out to the Spiegel Grove
- A whale of a good time (maybe)
- All puffed up
- Damselfish may be more aggressive than you think
- Fire coral a favorite munchie for elusive scrawled filefish
- Gentle giants of the reef
- Giving the reef a little respect
- Glassy side of the reef
- Goatfish prove to be reef heroes
- Invasive orange cup coral silently grows off the Keys
- Let's wake up an eel and go hunting
- Look for the fish in a box
- Oh, those sweet red lips!
- Some change in hogfish size limit may be needed
- Spadefish have to dig their way out of a hole
- The brass section of the reef
- The damage fishermen don't see
- Wrasses – the smartest fish?
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