US Virgin Islands

The Living Oceans Foundation conducts coral reef research in the US Virgin Islands. Our scientists conduct extensive local mapping of coral reefs through aerial surveys using remote sensing carried out aboard the Golden Eye, our Cessna amphibious aircraft. The information …

St. Kitts and Nevis

The Living Oceans Foundation conducts coral reef research on the reefs around St. Kitts and Nevis, a small two-island nation in the Eastern Caribbean. The land masses are volcanic with steep mountainous slopes, and the ocean shelf is relatively small. …

Navassa Island

The Living Oceans Foundation conducts coral reef research missions off the coast of Navassa Island, a small uninhabited island situated between Haiti and Jamaica. The island is a United States possession and may be a crucial refuge for endangered coral …

Jamaica

The Living Oceans Foundation has partnered with The Nature Conservancy to assess the coral reefs on Pedro Bank, Jamaica, one of the largest offshore banks in the Caribbean.  While the reefs located off the north coast of the Jamaican mainland …

Florida Keys, Aquarius Habitat

The Living Oceans Foundation conducts work at the Florida Keys Aquarius Habitat, an underwater laboratory located in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Aquarius is one of the few underwater facilities in the world dedicated to scientific research. Owned by …

Colombia

The Living Oceans Foundation conducts coral reef research in the San Andres Archipelago, a series of remote islands, submerged banks, atolls and coral reefs in the southwestern Caribbean Sea off the coast of Colombia. Three islands in the north end …

Andros, Bahamas

Our scientists conducted coral reef field research at the southern end of Andros Island and off Berry Island in October 2011. Using small boats to access the 10 research sites, our scientists conducted SCUBA assessments over a span of 98 …

Inaguas and Hogsty Reef, Bahamas

The Living Oceans Foundation conducts coral reef research missions in the Bahamas as part of our Global Reef Expedition. Our scientists use satellite imagery, aerial surveys, SCUBA assessments, and underwater photography and video to characterize the coral reef community and …