Let’s Protect the Corals Together!

Follow the link, fill out the form, and FOFR will contact you to join events you have shown interest in!

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Volunteer Opportunities with FOFR

  • Reef Cleanups

    Scuba divers of Florida unite! Join us in the summer as we team up with local dive shops in each southeast Florida county to clean the reefs of marine debris. For more information, visit the participate page!

  • Community Science: BleachWatch & SEAFAN

    Start submitting marine incidents to the Southeast Florida Action Network (SEAFAN), a citizen science reporting and response system available to anyone on or under the water.

    Take your reporting skills to the next level by joining an online or in-person two hour training to become a BleachWatch Observer. Then, submit coral disease and bleaching observations through the BleachWatch Report Form.

  • Community Outreach & Education

    Lead a webinar series, create presentations, and represent FOFR at public facing events like tabling, or assist with administrative duties such as preparing educational materials, and working with event organizers.

  • Become a Board Member

    Looking for a leadership position mixed with environmental stewardship? Apply to be part of the FOFR Board of Directors and donate your time to leading the charge to protect our Florida Coral Reefs.

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FOFR Volunteer Program

Step 1. Click the button below to sign up to our volunteer roster 

Step 2. We’ll reach out to you with our next FOFR Volunteer Orientation (mandatory)

Step 3. Join us to represent FOFR at local events!

Personal Responsibility.

Personal Responsibility.

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Community Efforts.

Community Efforts.

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Coral Reef Advocacy.

Coral Reef Advocacy.

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Ways to Join the Coral Conservation Cause!