ANGARI Foundation brought coral reef research to the Marine Conservation Club at Wellington Landings Middle School (WLMS). The visit was arranged by WLMS teacher and club leader, Mary Jackson, and aimed to introduce the club members to corals, reefs and…
Palm Beach County, Florida (February 9, 2020) – On November 2nd, 2019, ANGARI Foundation and their partners executed the fifth experiment in the Lake Worth Lagoon Drift Card Study, otherwise known as Lagoon Drift. This citizen science project engages the…
ANGARI Foundation collaborated with partners from EarthEcho International to give Palm Beach County students an inside look at what life is like for marine scientists working onboard a research vessel. Twenty students from Florida Atlantic University’s Pine Jog Afterschool Program…
ANGARI Foundation shared coral reef science with 116 students at Roosevelt Middle School in West Palm Beach, Florida. Coordinated and facilitated by Stephanie Killingsworth, K-12 Education and Outreach Coordinator from the University of Florida’s Thompson Earth Systems Institute’s Scientist in…
ANGARI Foundation is proud to have been an Ecosystem Sponsor for CORALPALOOZA™ 2019. On June 7 & 8, R/V ANGARI and crew ventured down to the Florida Keys to provide operational support to Coral Restoration Foundation™ at their annual event to restore coral…
On April 6, 2019 ANGARI Foundation hosted its 2-year anniversary celebration at Seasons 52 restaurant in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The venue is located on the intracoastal waterway and provided a private dock for R/V ANGARI to tie up for…
We are thrilled to be featured on the front page of today's The Palm Beach Post newspaper and would like to thank Kim Miller and Greg Lovett for helping to share our story. You can read the entire article online…
With an invitation to share ANGARI Foundation's vision for 360/VR use in classrooms, our team headed out to Palm Springs, California to attend this year's Spring CUE 2019 conference. Over the three-day conference, we met with members of the education…
As part of the 2019 South Florida Fair's "Superhero" theme in Palm Beach County, locals were acknowledged for their special powers in the “Not all Heroes Wear Capes” parades. From the environment to education and medicine, local "superheroes" were recognized…
Students from the Academy of the Holy Names explored coral reefs from their seats in their classroom in Tampa, FL on October 22 and 23, 2018. Using 360/virtual reality (VR) film, 3D printed corals, fossil coral specimens and related lessons,…