A vote for coral reefs is a vote for all ocean life.
PIMS is in a video contest against a shark research team from Florida Atlantic University to win time on a scientific research vessel.
Our goal? To monitor and restore coral reefs in The Bahamas.
We have decades of experience studying and preserving coral reefs; from actively growing and outplanting Critically Endangered coral species, to conserving iconic fisheries like the Nassau grouper, to engaging local communities and training future ocean leaders.
Please take a minute to vote for us, Team Coral! All proceeds go to the ANGARI Foundation, the Florida-based non-profit that owns the ship ANGARI, which enables us to do exceptional coral reef research in The Caribbean and The Bahamas.
Check out our video below (our pitch begins at 2:56)! And cast your vote here today.
PIMS and Disney Conservation Fund Partner to Train 19 Government Divers
PIMS dive training in Nassau strengthened national coral restoration capacity across government agencies. Bahamas Dive Training Builds National Coral Restoration Capacity Last fall, between the months of September and October,
Florida’s Coral Reef Crossed a Line: What Functional Extinction Really Means for Elkhorn and Staghorn Corals
Reefs didn’t just bleach. They functionally vanished in one summer. A new Science study co-authored by researchers from the Perry Institute for Marine Science (PIMS) has found that Florida’s two
Q&A: Understanding the IDC Course at PIMS with Duran Mitchell
A former aquarist turned coral conservationist, Duran is passionate about understanding how all marine life connects. PIMS & IDC: Empowering New Dive Instructors for Marine Conservation PIMS & IDC: Empowering
Forbes Shines a Spotlight on Coral Reef Restoration in the Caribbean
When Forbes highlights coral reef restoration, it signals something powerful: the world is paying attention to the urgent fight to protect reefs. And solutions are within reach. Recently, Forbes featured Dr. Valeria
New Reef Rescue Diver Course: Volunteer in Coral Reef Restoration Abroad
Coral reefs are often called the rainforests of the sea—complex ecosystems that shelter a quarter of all marine life, feed millions of people, protect coastlines from storms, and attract travelers
PIMS & RRN Partner with Erica Lush in La Solitaire du Figaro
Racing for Resilience: PIMS & RRN Partner with Erica Lush in La Solitaire du Figaro From coral nurseries to Europe’s hardest solo offshore race; why our science belongs at sea.
