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The latest map of Florida drinking water supply levels tells a dire story. Those of you who met us @ClimateReality will undoubtedly recall us discussing the threat of ‘saltwater intrusion’ 10 years ago. #WetTribe #TidetotheOcean #FridayFieldUpdate #FridaysforFuture
Lake O is polluted with excessive nutrients and pesticides. The artificial watershed causes negative consequences for the Kissimmee River basin, the Everglades, as well as St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee River estuaries, such as cyanobacteria algae blooms. #FridayFieldUpdate
Recent Study Results: -Over 50% of sea turtles have eaten plastic -Sea turtles ingest plastic, often mistaking plastic bags for jellyfish -Plastic bags can block the gut, causing starvation -1 piece of plastic can be deadly -Juveniles are at 4x higher risk #FridayFieldUpdate
Dive into this #FridayFieldUpdate as we plunge into the world of intern dive training! Over the past couple of weeks, our interns have been honing their skills in underwater tasks that are integral to our in-situ nursery operations.
#FridayFieldUpdate After the 2023 bleaching event, CRF's Carysfort Reef hosts the most numerous population of living acroporids in the Keys! And in the lower Keys, we rescued 8 "corals of opportunity" across 5 different species, increasing the diversity of our Key West Nursery
Today’s #FridayFieldUpdate activities fall on #WorldEnvironmentalEducationDay, with an outdoor classroom in the hopes of improving our relationship with nature for the next generation. So, I am continuing to raise awareness, advocacy, and call for action. #FridaysforFuture
Get ready for the first Friday Field Update of 2024! While only one of our five fields is planted, the snow has melted away from all of them, and things are drying up fast. Planting season has officially begun! #FridayFieldUpdate #plantingseason #grain #oatt
It’s time for another #FridayFieldUpdate! This week our Restoration team took advantage of the flat seas to test out a new method of fragmenting corals: above water from our workboats! We'll keep experimenting with this method for massive corals throughout the summer. Stay tuned!
#FridayFieldUpdate: This week we completed Round 2 of our coral return! After safeguarding corals at @KeysMarineLab, we're now bringing them back to our ocean-based nurseries. Thanks to @georgiaaquarium & @NOAA for helping with the Coral Bus! 🌊🚌 Stay tuned for more updates!
Today’s #FridayFieldUpdate falls on #WorldEnvironmentalEducationDay, with outdoor classroom activities - demonstrating microplastic impacts on the coasts, especially sea turtles - in the hopes of improving the next generation’s relationship with nature. #FridaysforFuture
It's #FridayFieldUpdate! Adverse weather conditions have mostly kept us off the water this week, but that hasn't stopped us from making waves on land! Currently, we're immersed into refining the design of our Coral Trees and building more of them to add to our nurseries!
In this week's #FridayFieldUpdate, unprecedented ocean temps are putting our corals at risk. We're rescuing as many as we can and today moved boulder, pillar, and star corals to safety at Keys Marine Lab. Next week, staghorn and elkhorn corals. Stay tuned. #ClimateCrisis
In this #FridayFieldUpdate our Education Team engaged over 150 students from ages 5 to 12 at the CRF™ Slime Olympics, part of Zoo Miami's Zoo Camp series. Every last Sunday of the month, catch the CRF™ Coral Crew at Zoo Miami's Conservation Action Center!
This week's #FridayFieldUpdate is all about our in-water nurseries! Maintaining optimal conditions for our corals in the nurseries is a perpetual endeavor which is why this week focused on tree maintenance and disease removal.
Update: Plastics accounted for 85% of all collected items. Of those items, nearly 40% were plastic and Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) foam fragments smaller than a dime; more than 65 pounds of microplastics were collected. #FridayFieldUpdate
#FridayFieldUpdate: We've initiated Phase One of our mission to protect the genetic diversity of the Florida Coral Reef's offshore gene bank. Thanks to our collaboration with NOAA, we're also safeguarding around 350 genotypes of endangered coral species. 🌊💪🏼 #CoralRescue #CRF
Seawater quality (or lack of) testing. #FridayFieldUpdate
The average surface ocean pH has dropped from 8.11 in 1985 to around 8.05. While this might not sound like much, the pH scale is logarithmic, so this represents a 15% increase in acidity. #WetTribe #TidetotheOcean #FridayFieldUpdate #Coral #CoralBleaching #Acidification
🌊 #FridayFieldUpdate: 🌿 Introducing fresh duckbills and moorings in our in-situ nurseries, planting 106 Coral Trees™ at our Carysfort nursery, and achieving an astounding 200 newly installed trees collectively in both our Carysfort and Tavernier nurseries! 💙
Update: Plastics accounted for 85% of all collected items. Of those items, nearly 40% were plastic and Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) foam fragments smaller than a dime; more than 65 pounds of microplastics were collected. #FridayFieldUpdate
Focused on our gene bank in this #FridayFieldUpdate! Our restoration team is busy restocking the Acropora section at our Tavernier Nursery. Breaking down colonies from the production area of the nursery into 6 smaller pieces to grow multiple independent colonies of each genotype.
Recent Study Results: -Over 50% of sea turtles have eaten plastic -Sea turtles ingest plastic, often mistaking plastic bags for jellyfish -Plastic bags can block the gut, causing starvation -1 piece of plastic can be deadly -Juveniles are at 4x higher risk #FridayFieldUpdate
The latest map of Florida drinking water supply levels tells a dire story. Those of you who met us @ClimateReality will undoubtedly recall us discussing the threat of ‘saltwater intrusion’ 10 years ago. #WetTribe #TidetotheOcean #FridayFieldUpdate #FridaysforFuture
Get ready for the first Friday Field Update of 2024! While only one of our five fields is planted, the snow has melted away from all of them, and things are drying up fast. Planting season has officially begun! #FridayFieldUpdate #plantingseason #grain #oatt
#FridayFieldUpdate: High levels of #microplastics are present in nearshore ocean waters due to runoff - levels equal to #plankton and therefore readily consumed. A review of the color and composition of #plastics revealed that white and transparent plastics were most ingested.
#FridayFieldUpdate After the 2023 bleaching event, CRF's Carysfort Reef hosts the most numerous population of living acroporids in the Keys! And in the lower Keys, we rescued 8 "corals of opportunity" across 5 different species, increasing the diversity of our Key West Nursery
Lake O is polluted with excessive nutrients and pesticides. The artificial watershed causes negative consequences for the Kissimmee River basin, the Everglades, as well as St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee River estuaries, such as cyanobacteria algae blooms. #FridayFieldUpdate
Activities that negatively affect the environment are ‘stressors.’ In South Florida and other coastal systems, some of the stressors are (1) destruction of wetlands, (2) hydrologic and climate changes, (3) increase of contaminants, and (4) invasive species. #FridayFieldUpdate
This week's #FridayFieldUpdate from Coral Tree™ Nursery: Despite weather challenges, our team persisted with inventory & monitoring tasks. We're excited to announce the installation of additional temperature loggers throughout our nurseries to enhance coral monitoring efforts.
Today’s #FridayFieldUpdate falls on #WorldEnvironmentalEducationDay, with outdoor classroom activities - demonstrating microplastic impacts on the coasts, especially sea turtles - in the hopes of improving the next generation’s relationship with nature. #FridaysforFuture
Today’s #FridayFieldUpdate activities fall on #WorldEnvironmentalEducationDay, with an outdoor classroom in the hopes of improving our relationship with nature for the next generation. So, I am continuing to raise awareness, advocacy, and call for action. #FridaysforFuture
It's #FridayFieldUpdate! Adverse weather conditions have mostly kept us off the water this week, but that hasn't stopped us from making waves on land! Currently, we're immersed into refining the design of our Coral Trees and building more of them to add to our nurseries!
🌊 #FridayFieldUpdate: 🌿 Introducing fresh duckbills and moorings in our in-situ nurseries, planting 106 Coral Trees™ at our Carysfort nursery, and achieving an astounding 200 newly installed trees collectively in both our Carysfort and Tavernier nurseries! 💙
#FridayFieldUpdate: This week we completed Round 2 of our coral return! After safeguarding corals at @KeysMarineLab, we're now bringing them back to our ocean-based nurseries. Thanks to @georgiaaquarium & @NOAA for helping with the Coral Bus! 🌊🚌 Stay tuned for more updates!
Dive into this #FridayFieldUpdate as we plunge into the world of intern dive training! Over the past couple of weeks, our interns have been honing their skills in underwater tasks that are integral to our in-situ nursery operations.
it's #FridayFieldUpdate! Last week was a success! The CRF team safely returned more than 300 rescued corals back to the ocean. CRF has been hard at work maintaining the nursery to ensure a safe home for the corals to return to. Stay tuned for the rest of the coral transfer!
In this week's #FridayFieldUpdate, unprecedented ocean temps are putting our corals at risk. We're rescuing as many as we can and today moved boulder, pillar, and star corals to safety at Keys Marine Lab. Next week, staghorn and elkhorn corals. Stay tuned. #ClimateCrisis
In this #FridayFieldUpdate our Education Team engaged over 150 students from ages 5 to 12 at the CRF™ Slime Olympics, part of Zoo Miami's Zoo Camp series. Every last Sunday of the month, catch the CRF™ Coral Crew at Zoo Miami's Conservation Action Center!
#FridayFieldUpdate: We've initiated Phase One of our mission to protect the genetic diversity of the Florida Coral Reef's offshore gene bank. Thanks to our collaboration with NOAA, we're also safeguarding around 350 genotypes of endangered coral species. 🌊💪🏼 #CoralRescue #CRF
This week's #FridayFieldUpdate is all about our in-water nurseries! Maintaining optimal conditions for our corals in the nurseries is a perpetual endeavor which is why this week focused on tree maintenance and disease removal.
In this #FridayFieldUpdate we are now beta-testing our photomosaic platform, CeruleanAI, in our Key West satellite office. This means that we will soon be able to roll out this platform to other organizations, democratizing access to this important tool! bit.ly/45SZXLP
Summertime is officially here #FridayFieldUpdate Low winds led to some gorgeous days of reef restoration this week! Our restoration teams visited 3 reef sites, Carysfort, Eastern Dry Rocks, and Looe Key, and returned 820 corals to the wild! #generationrestoration
This week's #FridayFieldUpdate from Coral Tree™ Nursery: Despite weather challenges, our team persisted with inventory & monitoring tasks. We're excited to announce the installation of additional temperature loggers throughout our nurseries to enhance coral monitoring efforts.
Ocean acidification negatively affects shell-building organisms, including coral, by dissolving their shells and exoskeletons, slowing their growth, and impairing development. #FridayFieldUpdate
The most recent US coral condition status is "fair but declining health”, with climate change, coral bleaching, and ocean acidification as the primary threats. #WetTribe #TidetotheOcean #FridayFieldUpdate #Coral #CoralBleaching #Acidification
it's #FridayFieldUpdate! Last week was a success! The CRF team safely returned more than 300 rescued corals back to the ocean. CRF has been hard at work maintaining the nursery to ensure a safe home for the corals to return to. Stay tuned for the rest of the coral transfer!
#FridayFieldUpdate After the 2023 bleaching event, CRF's Carysfort Reef hosts the most numerous population of living acroporids in the Keys! And in the lower Keys, we rescued 8 "corals of opportunity" across 5 different species, increasing the diversity of our Key West Nursery
Focused on our gene bank in this #FridayFieldUpdate! Our restoration team is busy restocking the Acropora section at our Tavernier Nursery. Breaking down colonies from the production area of the nursery into 6 smaller pieces to grow multiple independent colonies of each genotype.
In this week’s #FridayFieldUpdate, we rescued about 500 fragments from 25 high-risk Acropora genotypes that were represented only in one nursery and low in stock. These corals are now at KML, thanks to the help of Key Largo Fisheries and their temperature-controlled truck!
This #FridayFieldupdate is one of hope! We've observed remarkable resilience in the Upper Keys, and, many of our corals at the Tav and Carysfort Nurseries are still holding strong. With ongoing care, there is a good chance that many of our corals may survive this extreme heat.
Many hands make light work #FridayFieldUpdate This week our volunteers were a major asset. Divers visited 4 different reef sites this week; Alligator, Pickles, Carysfort, and Eastern Dry Rocks returning over 2,700 elkhorn and staghorn corals across all 4 locations! 📣
In this #FridayFieldUpdate, today, our team was at our Carysfort Nursery and the water temperatures were reading around 86 degrees Fahrenheit. This is 4 degrees cooler than they were just two weeks ago, stay tuned to see if these cooler temperatures will persist!
This #FridayFieldUpdate is all about preservation! Monitoring and maintenance have been at the forefront of this weeks operations. Ensuring an eventual safe and healthy transition back into the ocean for our corals!
Seawater quality (or lack of) testing. #FridayFieldUpdate
The average surface ocean pH has dropped from 8.11 in 1985 to around 8.05. While this might not sound like much, the pH scale is logarithmic, so this represents a 15% increase in acidity. #WetTribe #TidetotheOcean #FridayFieldUpdate #Coral #CoralBleaching #Acidification
🌊 #FridayFieldUpdate: 🌿 Introducing fresh duckbills and moorings in our in-situ nurseries, planting 106 Coral Trees™ at our Carysfort nursery, and achieving an astounding 200 newly installed trees collectively in both our Carysfort and Tavernier nurseries! 💙
It's Hurricane Season! #FridayFieldUpdate The picture shows corals "skirting" at the base. During a hurricane the branches may break off but the "skirt" will remain and regrow! This is the goal and its why our team put 900+ corals onto Carysfort Reef this week!
It’s time for another #FridayFieldUpdate! This week our Restoration team took advantage of the flat seas to test out a new method of fragmenting corals: above water from our workboats! We'll keep experimenting with this method for massive corals throughout the summer. Stay tuned!
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