Ned DeLoach will be presenting one of his popular fish behavior talks as part of the Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) free Fishinar series. Ned’s talk, Speed Dating Fishy Style: How Fish Spawn and When You’re Likely to Catch Them in the Act, will be live online on May 9th at 8pm EDT.
The presentation, which will highlight many of Ned’s unique fish behavior photographs, will be followed by a Q&A session.
REEF’s Fishinars (a.k.a. webinars) are open to divers, snorkelers and devout landlubbers alike. Anyone wanting to learn more about reef fish is welcome.
This is fishy fun in the comfort of your own home. A microphone or webcam is not needed in order to participate.
Although the Fishinars are free, participants must join REEF (membership is also free) to be able to register. Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation with details on how to log on. To register for Ned’s May 9th talk or for other fish webinars, visit http://www.reef.org/resources/webinars
About REEF: The Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) was founded in 1990, out of growing concern about the health of the marine environment, and the desire to provide the SCUBA diving community a way to contribute to the understanding and protection of marine populations. REEF links the diving community with scientists, resource managers, and conservationists through marine life data collection and related activities. REEF maintains a no-fee membership that includes divers and non-divers alike, all with an interest in the marine environment. For more information, visit:
About Ned DeLoach: Co-author of nine marine life field guides, including Reef Fish Behavior: Florida Caribbean Bahamas and co-founder of REEF, Ned writes columns for Alert Diver, Scuba Diving and Sport Diver magazines. He presents his marine life behavior talks to audiences around the world at dive resorts, schools and public aquariums. For more information, visit: