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The Reef Ball Development Group is an all volunteer organization that restores ailing coral reefs and creates new fishing and scuba diving sites by using Reef Balls which represent the world's leading technology in designed artificial reefs ...

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DMF Home About DMF Contact DMF DMF Offices Estuarine Reefs | Reefs North of Hatteras | Reefs from Cape Hatteras to Cape Lookout Reefs from Cape Lookout to Cape Fear | Reefs South of Cape Fear GPS Coordinates Added! Each Artificial Reef Page now lists a GPS reading for the Reef Buoy. In addition, an expanded set of GPS readings (for reef material) can be downloaded as and Adobe Acrobat PDF ...

Artificial Reefs of the Florida Keys To create an artificial reef is to sink a man-made object in the sea, and then allow it to become part of the ocean ecosystem. Marine life has been quick to adapt to artificial reefs. In fact, barracuda have been known to stake out their territory on an artificial reef moments after a vessel has been scuttled. Recreational divers also adapt quickly to ...

Marine Artificial Reefs What is an Artificial Reef To many saltwater fishermen and sport divers the term reef usually brings to mind a scene of a picturesque tropical coral reef with schools of brightly colored fish swimming through clear waters and a maze of intricate coral heads, swaying sea fans and large sponges. Large predatory fish such as grouper, barracuda and snapper hide in shadowy ...

A not for profit organization dedicated to artificial reef deployment, research and public education. Site contains reef coordinates, underwater research video's, site surveys etc.