by Cyndi Foisy | Jul 18, 2018 | Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, coral reefs, Coral Transplant, In the Community, Mote, Scientific Diving, Summer Trips, veteran
by Trevor R., 2nd Class Naut, Tarpon Chapter Hi, my name is Trevor. This is my second year going on the Scubanauts Summer Trip, and even though I’ve done this all before it has just gotten better. Spending time with the vets from Combat Wounded Veteran...
by Kevin Donald | Oct 17, 2017 | Coral Transplant, Education, Giving Back, In the Community
On Saturday November 11th, 2017 at 1915 Main St, Dunedin, FL 34698 (the Advanced Auto Parts store) the SCUBAnauts will be hosting a car wash to raise funds for the Mote Employee Disaster Relief Fund and the IC2R3 Hurricane Irma Fund. Hurricane Irma moved...
by Kevin Donald | Jun 27, 2017 | Coral Transplant, In the Community, In the News, Scientific Diving, Summer Trips
On Tuesday, June 27, members of the Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge and SCUBAnauts International joined forces with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory to plant 500 nursery grown corals near Looe Key. This event marks the sixth year of a unique coral restoration...
by Site Admin | Dec 30, 2016 | Coral Transplant, Education, In the Community
SCUBAnauts International went past Reading, ‘Riting and ‘Rithmetic, sharing a love of the sea and SCUBA diving for the Great American Teach-In at East Lake Middle School Academy of Engineering this past November. Paul Foisy (SNI President & CEO) and two...
by Site Admin | Aug 3, 2016 | Coral Transplant, Scientific Diving, Summer Trips
19 SCUBAnauts and 9 adult leaders were in the Florida Keys for our annual summer trip with Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium and Combat Wounded Veterans’ Challenge. Below are updates, including daily posts from our nauts themselves! 7/17 Today,...
by Site Admin | Oct 15, 2015 | Blogs, Coral Transplant, Scientific Diving, Summer Trips
Kaedon H. Scubanaut – Junior Second Class / AAUS D-30 / DAN Diving First Aid Pro Provider July 15, 2014 MOTE’s coral work is so important because it will help restore the amount of coral being lost each year. Their work also helps to find out why these corals...
