Update from the President – June 1, 2021
I'd like to introduce you to our newest video series - Staying Current with ANGARI…
ANGARI Foundation’s Virtual Annual Celebration a Success
West Palm Beach, Florida (April 12, 2021) – ANGARI Foundation’s Annual Celebration brings together all…
Third semester of Ocean Expert Exchange will cover sharks, shipwrecks and invasive species
ANGARI Foundation, in partnership with the University of Florida Thompson Earth Systems Institute's Scientist in…
Sharks Off Our Shores | An in-depth look at the blacktip shark migration Live on YouTube February 17th at 6 PM EST!
In late winter and early spring each year, thousands of blacktip sharks migrate south along…
ANGARI Foundation to Premiere ‘Generation Ocean: Sharks’ 360 Film
West Palm Beach, Florida (January 25, 2021) – ANGARI Foundation is excited to announce the…
ANGARI and PBS Changing Seas Hurricane Dorian panel highlighted in Power & Motoryacht magazine
The ongoing effort to rebuild the Abacos continues after Hurricane Dorian. A special report, written…
ANGARI Foundation Kicks Off Fall Ocean Expert Exchange Events
Launched in April 2020, Ocean Expert Exchange (OEE) is a collaborative program between ANGARI Foundation…
Team Creates Accurate Great Hammerhead 3D Model and Brings the Shark Nemesis to Life
(September 23, 2020) – Meet Nemesis, one of the many endangered great hammerhead sharks that…
Join us for a live discussion about Hurricane Dorian’s impacts on the marine environment in The Bahamas
On September 30 from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm EDT, ANGARI Foundation and South Florida…
Nonprofit Supports Marine Science and Unites Scientists with Community
Special to Seven Seas Media, By: Rachel Plunkett and Angela Rosenberg. The Research Vessel ANGARI…
Ocean Expert Exchange: Live Engagements with Marine Scientists in Support of Distance Learning and Ocean Literacy
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the growing need for flexible but engaging remote…
Bringing Coral Science to Wellington Students
ANGARI Foundation brought coral reef research to the Marine Conservation Club at Wellington Landings Middle…
Lagoon Drift Increases Community Engagement in Citizen Science and Regional Study of Marine Debris
Palm Beach County, Florida (February 9, 2020) – On November 2nd, 2019, ANGARI Foundation and…
Students Learn About Life and Work Onboard R/V ANGARI
ANGARI Foundation collaborated with partners from EarthEcho International to give Palm Beach County students an…
Students Investigate Coral Science and Bleaching with ANGARI Foundation and the Scientists in Every Florida School Program
ANGARI Foundation shared coral reef science with 116 students at Roosevelt Middle School in West…
Coral biologists assess Bahamas reefs post Hurricane Dorian
The Bahamas (November 14, 2019) – Last month researchers from the Perry Institute for Marine…
CORALPALOOZA™ 2019
ANGARI Foundation is proud to have been an Ecosystem Sponsor for CORALPALOOZA™ 2019. On June 7…
OceanGate deep-sea submersible makes record-breaking dive in The Bahamas; R/V ANGARI provides surface support
The Bahamas (April 25, 2019) – Approximately 10 nautical miles offshore of Great Abaco, OceanGate broke…
ANGARI Foundation Celebrates 2-year Anniversary
On April 6, 2019 ANGARI Foundation hosted its 2-year anniversary celebration at Seasons 52 restaurant…
ANGARI Foundation makes front page of The Palm Beach Post
We are thrilled to be featured on the front page of today's The Palm Beach…
ANGARI Foundation travels to California to share “Generation Ocean” with CUE 2019 community
With an invitation to share ANGARI Foundation's vision for 360/VR use in classrooms, our team…
Angela Rosenberg Recognized as Hero of the Environment at South Florida Fair
As part of the 2019 South Florida Fair's "Superhero" theme in Palm Beach County, locals…
“Generation Ocean: Coral Reefs” Helps Students Prepare for Florida Keys Fieldtrip
Students from the Academy of the Holy Names explored coral reefs from their seats in…
Tracking ocean trash with Lagoon Drift on WPTV Channel 5
Journalist Alanna Quillen from WPTV joined ANGARI Foundation President Angela Rosenberg and Director of Science…
UMass Amherst Scientists and Colleagues Collaborate with ANGARI Foundation to Study Sea Turtles and Sharks in The Bahamas
The Bahamas (September 21, 2018) - Scientists from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and…
ANGARI Foundation Continues to Engage Community in Citizen Science Project Studying Marine Debris in Local Waterways
Palm Beach County, Florida (August 29, 2018) - On September 9th, 2018, ANGARI Foundation will…
ANGARI Foundation Hosts Generation Ocean: Coral Reefs Educator Summit
August 2–3, 2018 marked ANGARI Foundation’s Generation Ocean: Coral Reefs Educator Summit. During this summit,…
Look for R/V ANGARI in Shark Week 2018
On July 26, Discovery Channel’s Shark Week special, Sharkwrecked will premiere at 9 p.m. ET/PT, as…
Surface 71’s “Think Blue Go Green Project” on Display at Manatee Lagoon
West Palm Beach, Florida (May 29, 2018) – After months of hard work gathering plastic…
ANGARI Foundation to Premiere Its First Generation Ocean 360/VR Film at NOAA Open House
Miami, Florida (May 11, 2018) – ANGARI Foundation is excited to announce the premiere of…
ANGARI Foundation works with CARTHE and MetOcean Telematics to host its first Educator Professional Development Workshop on Ocean Currents and Drifter Technology
West Palm Beach, Florida (April 19, 2018) – On March 31, 2018 ANGARI Foundation hosted…
OSU/ANGARI project takes third place at Oklahoma State University’s President’s Cup
We are pleased to announce that Oklahoma State University (OSU) granted $2,000 towards a collaborative…
ANGARI Foundation Engages Local Community in Citizen Science to Study the Transport of Marine Debris in and around Lake Worth Lagoon
On November 5th, 2017 ANGARI Foundation will be leading the first Lake Worth Lagoon Drift…
ANGARI Foundation Takes Part in MIA ANIMATION Conference and Festival
Miami, Florida (October 27, 2017) – ANGARI Foundation participated in the seventh MIA ANIMATION Conference…
Successful Weekend of Shark Tagging with University of Miami Scientists and South Florida Youth
West Palm Beach, Florida (September 22, 2017) – ANGARI Foundation concluded its summer season with…
ANGARI Foundation Featured in Hilton Head Monthly Magazine
Hilton Head, South Carolina (August 3, 2017) – As part of its People section, Hilton…
ANGARI Foundation Launch and Vessel Christening a Great Success
West Palm Beach, Florida (April 17, 2017) – ANGARI Foundation's Board of Directors, staff, volunteers…
Family’s Passion for the Ocean Drives New Marine Science Foundation
West Palm Beach, Florida (March 14, 2017) – ANGARI Foundation, a 501(c)(3) private operating foundation,…
ANGARI Foundation Joins BritWeek to Celebrate US-UK Marine Science Collaborations
On March 9, ANGARI Foundation partnered with BritWeek, an organization that celebrates the creativity and…
ANGARI Foundation on Business Hour WBRN Miami
ANGARI Foundation President Angela Rosenberg and BritWeek Board Director Alex Rodrigues joined Pete De La…
Meet Perry Institute for Marine Science scientist Will Greene! From growing up in nature to getting SCUBA certified at only 10 years old, Will's childhood put him on a road towards a marine science career. Now, using his extensive knowledge of GIS, drones, photography and photogrammetry, Will is giving all of us an important, up close look at coral reefs and what the future may hold for this vital ocean habitat.
Watch his full story on the ANGARI YouTube Channel: hubs.ly/H0SZ2Vz0
Meet Nate Formel and his Sub-surface Automated Sampler (SAS). The SAS was designed to help scientists study water chemistry on shallow reef habitats. On a recent Dry Tortugas expedition, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration Atlantic Oceanographic And Meteorological Laboratory researchers placed these samplers on the reefs to automatically collect water samples throughout the day.
The mass die-off of long-spined sea urchins in the Caribbean has been disastrous for coral reefs. Without urchins to graze, algae has overgrown entire reefs, smothering live corals and preventing new coral larvae from settling. Scientists theorize that this has led to a “phase shift” in the Caribbean, in which regions that were once primarily home to corals are now fully dominated by algae. Without urchins, this phase shift will be very difficult to reverse.
But there’s hope! Stay tuned as we spotlight methods to reintroduce and restore long-spined sea urchins on Caribbean reefs!
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