Participate by learning how to ID fish seen on Florida Keys reefs and submitting a REEF fish ID survey. Join Allison & Carlos Estape at REEF Headquarters (MM 98.3) at 7 p.m. to learn how to ID fish seen on Florida Keys Reefs. On your next dive/snorkel trip, fill in a REEF Volunteer Fish Survey and become a citizen scientist by submitting your sightings to REEF’s Global Fish Survey Database.
Carlos & Allison Estape are passionate about diving, underwater photography, fish ID, marine research, archaeology & history. They greatly enjoy sharing their knowledge and enthusiasm for the underwater world with others.
They are "citizen scientists" who participate in REEF's Fish Survey Program, work with scientists in the Tropical Western Atlantic, and are involved in invasive lionfish research & removal.
They are:
Published Underwater Photographers
Fish Behavior & ID Teachers
Tropical Western Atlantic REEF Fish ID Experts
Creators of the 100 Fish ID website
Dive Trip Leaders
Members of REEF's Advanced Assessment Field Research Team
Major photo contributors to the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institutes' Shorefishes of the Greater Caribbean online website
They look forward to you joining them for a 100 Fish ID Behavior & ID Class, an online REEF "Fishinar", or on a Florida Keys Dive Trip.
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Smithsonian's Fish ID Website for Fish in the Tropical Western Atlantic
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FREE APP for iPhone - A Guide to the Shorefishes of the Caribbean
Visit their website for more information, www.100fishid.com and check out their FaceBook for the latest news www.facebook.com/Underwater-Photography-with-Carlos-Estape-131258756935725
For regulations, please visit www.MyFWC.com or pick up a copy of the Florida Fishing Regulations - Saltwater Edition, wherever licenses are sold. For those unfamiliar with the parts of a fish, a diagram is available for reference.
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