Our Work
BleachWatch Dive
Students for Coral Preservation is hosting an in-water BleachWatch Observer Certification with Diver’s Paradise. This dive gives students the chance to take part in real coral conservation by learning how to observe and document reef health during a guided dive.
Coral Appreciation Day
Join us May 1st at 5:00 PM for an evening of art and science! Meet student divers and scientists, explore our artist showcase, and get hands-on with interactive tables—including clay coral making and reef exhibits.
Coral Appreciation Day: Volunteer
Earn 10 service hours helping us run Coral Appreciation Day! Volunteers are required from 4:00 PM to 8:30 PM. Tasks will be assigned upon arrival. For assistance or special circumstances, contact Kai Lingswiler at kai@studentsforcoral.org
Dive Against Debris
Dive Against Debris is a global citizen-science program run through the PADI AWARE Foundation. Its mission is simple: remove marine trash and record exactly what we find so scientists can better understand how debris affects our oceans.
BleachWatch Dive
Students for Coral Preservation is hosting an in-water BleachWatch Observer Certification with Diver’s Paradise. This dive gives students the chance to take part in real coral conservation by learning how to observe and document reef health during a guided dive.
BleachWatch Dive
Students for Coral Preservation is hosting an in-water BleachWatch Observer Certification with Diver’s Paradise. This dive gives students the chance to take part in real coral conservation by learning how to observe and document reef health during a guided dive.
Cosmic Reef Premiere
Join us for a special evening celebrating Miami’s underwater world.
We are excited to invite our community to the premiere of Cosmic Reef, a new audiovisual composition that showcases the vibrant and otherworldly beauty of Miami’s underwater ecosystems. This immersive experience blends art, science, and conservation to highlight the importance of protecting our local reefs.
Reef Dive
Get ready to head beneath the surface for an underwater day that actually makes a difference. Our December 6th dive will be held in partnership with REEF, a marine conservation organization that turns ocean enthusiasts into real contributors to reef health through surveying, education, and community science.
ReeFLorida Symposium 2025
The REEFloRIDA Symposium 2025 is a statewide gathering focused on coral reef conservation, restoration science, and innovative solutions to protect Florida’s marine ecosystems. Researchers, organizations, and community leaders come together to share new findings and collaborate on protecting our reefs.
Dive Against Debris
Dive Against Debris is a global citizen-science program run through the PADI AWARE Foundation. Its mission is simple: remove marine trash and record exactly what we find so scientists can better understand how debris affects our oceans.
United Nations Treaty on Plastics Pollution
INC-5.2, the second part of the fifth and final negotiating session, will take place from August 5–14, 2025 at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. This pivotal session is expected to finalize the treaty text and mark a major step toward a future free from plastic pollution.
United Nations Oceans Conference 2025
The 2025 UN Ocean Conference, co-hosted by France and Costa Rica, focuses on accelerating global action for the conservation and sustainable use of oceans and marine resources.
Capitol Hill Ocean Week 2025
Join ocean leaders and innovators at Capitol Hill Ocean Week (CHOW) 2025 in Washington, DC, from June 2-5, to explore advancements in marine science, climate action, and sustainability.
Ocean Explorers Youth Dive Club
An exciting new youth diving experience hosted by Diver’s Paradise and Reef Corps Global, designed to spark curiosity through conservation-focused dives. Includes hands-on science, reef cleanups, and guided instruction by professional PADI divers. Open to certified youth ages 10–17.
Key Biscayne Coral Day Proclamation
On May 13, 2025, the Village of Key Biscayne officially declared Coral Appreciation Day, recognizing the vital role coral reefs play in protecting coastlines, supporting marine biodiversity, and sustaining local economies. Join us in celebrating this important milestone and taking action to protect our reefs for future generations.
Community Coral Appreciation Day
Please join us on Friday, April 25th for our celebration of Earth Month and our oceans! In collaboration with Key Biscayne, we are excited to offer numerous events and ways to learn more about the importance of preserving our oceans!
Miami Waterkeeper
Miami Waterkeeper protects South Florida’s waters by combining science, advocacy, and community action to ensure swimmable, drinkable, and fishable water for all. We focus on clean water, ecosystem protection, and sea level rise resiliency to safeguard our coastlines, economy, and way of life. Through education and local solutions, we’re creating a resilient future for South Florida.