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Happy World Oceans Day! We are grateful for the ocean and everything it does for us. It keeps our planet cool, makes oxygen we need to breathe, provides food to millions of people, supports tourism, and so much more. Today, we remember everything i
Happy Earth Day 🌊 The ocean covers 71% of our planet — and protecting it is a shared responsibility. That’s what anchors our work: to better understand these ecosystems so we can make informed decisions about their future. We’ve be
This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for you, our followers. Thanks for all of your interest and support of our work to put mesophotic reefs on the map. . If you're not subscribed to our newsletter, you just missed a major update! Don't miss out on the
Happy National Science Diving Day!! 🥳🤿 At Reefs Unknown, we love diving for science, and are proud to be an organizational member of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences (AAUS). They make it super easy to collaborate with other organizations
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What do you see in this photo? There's a lot going on here. Coral reefs are full of life in every square inch. Maybe you first saw the crown-of-thorns starfish (COTS) in the left half of the frame. They are beautiful, but their spines are poisonous,
Coral reefs are infrastructure, food, and jobs. These ecosystems provide many benefits to communities near and far. They are reservoirs of biodiversity, structures providing coastal protection, sources of food, and places for families and friends to
Viktor just spent a week assessing reefs and making new connections in the British Virgin Islands. Thanks to the National Parks Trust @nationalparkstrustvi for the invitation to participate! Thanks also to @scubapro who rushed a full set of dive gear
🚨BIG NEWS!! 🚨 In honor of National Scientific Diving Day, we are proud to announce that Reefs Unknown officially has a dive program! We are now an organizational member of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences, which means we can safely do s
Successful week at @demashow reconnecting with friends and colleagues, and checking out the cutting edge in dive technology. Reefs Unknown dive locker coming soon! #mesophotic #scientificdiving
What does it mean for a coral reef to be resilient? Reefs Unknown is helping to answer that question over the next 2 days as we participate in the Virgin Islands Reef Resilience Study Workshop. Led by Dr. Tyler Smith and sponsored by @vi_epscor, this
🥁 🥁 🥁 Ta-da! Reefs Unknown’s very first public photo. This is the endangered Nassau grouper, Epinephelus striatus, which we saw on Reefs Unknown’s first dive. It was digitally captured by the talented @viktorbrandtneris. This species