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About Us
St. Kitts Reef Ecology Watch Group is a new organisation with a 4 point mission:
1)To clean the reefs and beaches on the island.
2)To educate people about marine ecosystems.
3)To collect data for the island's new marine ecosystem database as well as REEF.org.
4)To have fun every time we get together, building community through volunteerism and service.
1)To clean the reefs and beaches on the island.
2)To educate people about marine ecosystems.
3)To collect data for the island's new marine ecosystem database as well as REEF.org.
4)To have fun every time we get together, building community through volunteerism and service.
Picturs of Banana Bay Reef and Beach Clean
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COMING UP
March 9 - ECO PARTY: THE 5B Bash
From 3pm - ???
Sandy Banks
BBQ
Bonfire
Beach clean
Brouhaha!
Call 677-3766 for details.
From 3pm - ???
Sandy Banks
BBQ
Bonfire
Beach clean
Brouhaha!
Call 677-3766 for details.
Fish Counters Unite!
Do you like to snorkel? Do you like to scuba dive? Do you know the names of the fish that you're looking at?
If you answered yes to two or more questions, St. Kitts Reef Ecology Watch Group needs you! We're looking for a few good people who can help us collect fish diversity data on the island's different reefs and dive sites.
Please let us know if you're ready to get started!
If this sounds like something you'd enjoy, but you don't know a Redlip Blenny from a French Grunt, then you just need a bit of training. Email us and we'll have you out counting fish in no time.
If you answered yes to two or more questions, St. Kitts Reef Ecology Watch Group needs you! We're looking for a few good people who can help us collect fish diversity data on the island's different reefs and dive sites.
Please let us know if you're ready to get started!
If this sounds like something you'd enjoy, but you don't know a Redlip Blenny from a French Grunt, then you just need a bit of training. Email us and we'll have you out counting fish in no time.
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