To do scientific research, education, and training to implement strategies  that protect Western Atlantic and Caribbean reefs from loss of marine life, through practical implementations that create economic benefits for practices that promote self-sustaining long term reef health. The mission  is set forth in the The Plan

11 August 2018

Field tests of locally built Lionfish Traps begins.

Free Lionfish to sample and endorsement from Sir James Mitchell at Public Open House

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22 - 29 JUN 2019 - Bequia Trap Build & Field Test Event

ReefSave returns to Bequia to continue our mission to locally build lionfish traps, field test their performance, train others, and provide education to local residents about consuming lionfish and helping build a new lionfish fishing businesses.

2 July 2018

Field Procedures and Tasks Manual available for download

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Your tax deductible donation of $175 to sponsor a deep water lionfish trap helps to build and test traps and educate the public. 

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Annual Membership and all donations of money are deductible as to U.S. taxpayers as a donation to a public charity

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9 - 10 FEB 2019

Trap Build II - Dr. Gittings & ReefSave volunteers build 6 "no weld" lionfish traps

27 August 2018

Former Prime Minister, Sir James Mitchell endorses project

2019 Bequia

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Invasive Lionfish

The Indo-Pacific lionfish is an invasive species in the Atlantic Ocean & Caribbean Sea. Lionfish are predators with a voracious appetite, no natural predators, and a rapid rate of reproduction. They are destroying the natural balance of the reefs by over consuming reef fish and juveniles, threatening marine life and the reef itself.

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