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Saluting Over a Decade of Service to SNI
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Amazing Outplanting (Blog)
Zack M : SCUBAnaut - AAUS D-30 //2015 We worked with Dr. Vaughan of Mote Tropical Research Lab at Summerland Key and learned about the latest way to transplant and grow boulder/mountain corals. Overall it was a very interesting process and the science behind how...
Summer Trip 2015 – Summary
July 17 - 25, 2015 18 youth members and 9 adult mentors of SCUBAnauts International (SNI) assisted coral restoration scientists from the Mote Tropical Research Laboratory in Summerland Key, FL. This trip encompassed major themes of (1) conducting youth lead research...
In the news: SCUBAnauts Splitting The Sign
I am a member of SCUBAnauts International, an organization for young people passionately interested in the ocean. Of all my experiences as a SCUBAnaut, sharing my love of the ocean with wounded veterans really stands out. As we come up to Memorial Day, I wanted to...
Learning how to Transplant Coral at Mote Marine Laboratory – Summerland Key
Cole Kolasa Scubanaut - Senior First Class AAUS D-100 DAN Diving First Aid Pro Provider July 16, 2014 Many people take up jobs that require them to work with their hands, multi-task, and complete certain tasks while working to achieve some goal. Working with MOTE...
July 2014 Coral Nursery and Transplant Dive Missions
7.16.14 Dive Journal Entry Sofia Alaniz, Scubanaut-Senior First Class Master Diver AAUS D-100 DAN Diving First Aid Pro Provider Today was filled with a ton of fun and a huge load of diving!!! I was expecting a normal day of normal dives… That is not even...
Why We Love Ocean Prom: SCUBAnaut Youth Reflect on Capitol Hill Ocean Week (CHOW)
This year at the 2014 Capitol Hill Ocean Week (CHOW) the SCUBAnauts had a wonderful experience meeting some amazing men and women in D.C. Although the week went by fast, it will be an experience that will stick with me for the rest of my life. I...
CHOW 2014: Our Next Generation of Ocean Leaders Discuss Major Ocean Threats and Solutions with Congressional Leaders and Marine Experts
Capitol Hill Ocean Week has taught me a lot. I learned about environmental issues and how to approach them, the government and how it works, and my fellow SCUBAnauts. A couple of environmental issues that stuck out to me were ocean acidity, pollution,...
SCUBAnaut Youth Discuss Ocean Issues and Career Opportunities at NOAA
SCUBAnauts discuss threats facing coral reefs with Dr. Janna Shackeroff of NOAA's Coral Reef Conservation ProgramIn our week at CHOW during our visit to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Headquarters in Silver Spring, we had the chance...