News and Updates

ANGARI Foundation hosted Pinellas County high school students as they participated in hands-on marine science instruction during the University of South Florida (USF) College of Marine Science’s Oceanography Camp for Girls (OCG).

ANGARI Foundation has been recognized as an "Outstanding Partner" at the University of Florida Thompson Earth Systems Institute (TESI) first Annual Celebration & Awards Ceremony held at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville, Florida.

The Palm Beach County Department of Environmental Resources Management (ERM), ANGARI Foundation, MANG, local partners and community volunteers will help participate in a mass planting event at Tarpon Cove, a group of constructed islands located in the Lake Worth Lagoon.

To grow research expedition capabilities and support, ANGARI Foundation acquired a specialized Whaly 500R Pro from Nautical Ventures.

ANGARI has supported Bahamas research since our inception but recent years have proven tough for researchers. We are excited to announce an amazing opportunity - our "Fuel Your Research" initiative, in support of marine science fieldwork in our home state of Florida.

Here's some tips on how to throw a fun, festive event that has the well-being of our oceans and environment in mind.

Florida teachers converged on ANGARI Foundation’s home port in West Palm Beach for an exciting opportunity to learn about and experience shark research firsthand. During this multi-day teacher-only workshop, educators were immersed in ANGARI Foundation’s "Coastal Ocean Explorers (COE): Sharks" program in collaboration with scientists from the Florida International University (FIU) College of Arts, Sciences & Education.