2019 BREEF Sea Camp Eleuthera

B.R.E.E.F. held a five day Sea Camp themed "Fish for the Future" at The Haynes Library. Campers increased their knowledege of how to identify 25 common reef fish, in addition invasive species and key species (Nassau grouper, conch and crawfish) and commercially important species of The Bahamas. Camper's also increased their knowledge and understanding of current fisheries regulations. They held discussions on local fishing methods, and the importance of respecting marine protected areas and they also discussed ways Bahamians can reduce single-use plastics. In addition, all campers improved their swimming and snorkeling abilities!
Highlights
Lighthouse Point Field Trip
Turtle tagging at Half Sound
Twin Coves Field Trip
Beach Clean Up Event
Special Thank you...
The Haynes Library
One Eleuthera Foundation
B.R.E.E.F. Donors, Members and Supporters!
Shane Gross Photography
Cape Eleuthera Institute
Doon McKinney
Video assembled by - Allison Longley (BREEF Education and Outreach Officer) Lead Coordinator for 2019 Sea Camp.