by Tara Leota | Jul 14, 2020 | Coral Reef Ecology, Kauai Reef Conservation, Uncategorized
The ocean is a busy place! I have heard the coral reef be compared to a bustling city, with activity such as sound, competition, mating, feeding and regular residents that form a community. If you can relate to this odd correlation, then corals are the structures...
by michelle | Dec 18, 2017 | Coral Disease, Coral Reef Ecology, Hawaiian Monk Seal Conservation, Kaua'i Whale Watching, Kauai Marine Life, Kauai Reef Conservation, Whale Research
2017 Recap of Sea Riders involvement (Kokua) and Partnership in Ocean Conservation and Research on Kaua’i We are pleased to inform everyone that has supported Kauai Sea Riders of the extensive and varied conservation and research projects that we were involved...
by michelle | Apr 17, 2017 | Coral Disease, Coral Reef Ecology, Kauai Reef Conservation
We want you all to be safe in the sun and protection is the key! Being knowledgeable about the type of sunscreen we use is important for your health and the health of the ocean. Here is a blog by Julie Gardener Kaua’i Sea Rider Dive Master and Marine Naturalist....
by michelle | Aug 28, 2014 | About Kaua'i Sea Riders, Kauai Marine Life, Kauai Reef Conservation
Hawaiian Sea Turtle Schooling Fish Spinner Dolphins Since we are a small and personal charter, we recommend calling to check availability. Often dates are not mentioned early online due to weather conditions and personal preferences for dates....
by michelle | May 26, 2013 | Coral Reef Ecology, Kauai Reef Conservation
This Summer Marine Ecology Course is the first of its kind on Kaua’i. With our highly experienced and dedicated science teachers it will be a fun and rewarding program for everyone.The course is available to High School students, but all who are interested are...
by michelle | Jan 30, 2012 | About Kaua'i Sea Riders, Kauai Reef Conservation, Whale Research
I want to send out a Big Mahalo to all of the “Sea Riders” who have gone out on our Whale Watching excursions this year! So Far, we have had a remarkable season and some amazing encounters! Several sightings of Entangled and distressed or deceased Humpbacks as well,...
A portion of the proceeds from our Eco Adventures goes to fund our non-profit organization, Kauai Reef Conservation, which is dedicated to the preservation and protection of the coral reef ecosystem through Research, Outreach and Education. Learn more »