The Coral Reef Conservation Program to be Held in August
Coral in Utila
A coral reef in Utila.
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Coral Reef Spawning & Conservation Program
Hosted by Whale Shark & Oceanic Research Center
The Whale Shark and Oceanic Research Center invites participants to join them for the Coral Reef Conservation Program. This week is set to take place at the end of August and early September to provide the best possible chance of coinciding with the spectacular annual coral spawning event that occurs on the fringing reefs surrounding Utila. This week will consist of a series of interactive lectures and workshops covering various aspects of coral reef ecology and conservation, and dives to experience first hand the wonder of nightlife on the reef. Participants will take part in reef health surveys, and learn how to identify the myriad of fish species that are found in the Bay Islands. There will also be the opportunity to conduct fish surveys and contribute to a global sightings database. All activities and lectures will be run our resident marine biologists at WSORC.
*By joining us on these weeks you will be contributing towards WSORC’s short and long term conservation, education and research goals.
Dates in 2015:
August 29 to September 4
For more information call us toll free 855-846-3483, email us at discover@wsorc.org or visit our website at www.wsorc.org.
ShutterstockA coral reef in Utila.
Coral Reef Spawning & Conservation Program
Hosted by Whale Shark & Oceanic Research Center
The Whale Shark and Oceanic Research Center invites participants to join them for the Coral Reef Conservation Program. This week is set to take place at the end of August and early September to provide the best possible chance of coinciding with the spectacular annual coral spawning event that occurs on the fringing reefs surrounding Utila. This week will consist of a series of interactive lectures and workshops covering various aspects of coral reef ecology and conservation, and dives to experience first hand the wonder of nightlife on the reef. Participants will take part in reef health surveys, and learn how to identify the myriad of fish species that are found in the Bay Islands. There will also be the opportunity to conduct fish surveys and contribute to a global sightings database. All activities and lectures will be run our resident marine biologists at WSORC.
*By joining us on these weeks you will be contributing towards WSORC’s short and long term conservation, education and research goals.
Dates in 2015:
August 29 to September 4
For more information call us toll free 855-846-3483, email us at discover@wsorc.org or visit our website at www.wsorc.org.
