What We Do. Why It Matters.
The Perry Institute for Marine Science is a not-for-profit organization committed to protecting our oceans through research that both informs the public and encourages action, ultimately improving understanding and stewardship of our oceans.
Work With Us
Are you an ocean leader? We’d love to work with you! At the Perry Institute for Marine Science, we create pathways to conservation careers through various internships and job opportunities.
Community Engagement
Our Community Conservation, Education and Action (CCEA) program empowers people, communities and stakeholders to take actions that heal and preserve our oceans. Our educational resources also train youth, college students and teachers in ocean and environmental sustainability.
Reef Rescue
Network
Reef Rescue Network
The Reef Rescue Network rehabilitates coral reefs alongside a network of communities, divers, organizations, dive shops and volunteers throughout the Caribbean. We build coral nurseries, and coordinate their maintenance, management, outplanting and monitoring with our partners in The Bahamas, St. Lucia and Aruba.
$25
Adopt a Coral. We’ll grow and out plant one Critically Endangered onto a coral reef.
$50
Heal a coral colony struggling from Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease.
$100
Build an ocean-based coral nursery tree, which can host up to 50 growing corals!
$250
Implant a transmitter into a Nassau grouper, so we can track this Critically Endangered species’ spawning and migration patterns.
$500
$1000
We’ll evaluate the health of an entire coral reef! These assessments are a ton of work, but crucial if we want to understand coral reef health over time, and ultimately reverse their decline.
Research
We create and manage coral restoration practices within organizations and businesses throughout The Bahamas and the Caribbean. Our goal is to help organizations and businesses see how coral restoration benefits the educational, recreational, economic and scientific agendas of the entire region.
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