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Rainbow Reef is one of the largest dive shops in the Florida Keys and offers various conservation related specialties for divers, assists with Coral Restoration Foundation, Diving With A Purpose, and PADI's Dive Against Debris program, among others non-profit and governmental agencies.

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Rainbow Reef is an integral member of and a leader in the diving community in South Florida. Our center works hard to introduce our visitors and the local Florida Keys population to the excitement of diving our wonderful reefs and wrecks, as well as the wonder of marine biodiversity and the need for amped-up conservation.  We have long focused on teaching dynamic PADI Fish Identification and other courses, such as Coral Watch and Conservation, Dive Against Debris, and AWARE Shark Conservation, that seek to enlighten divers about the ocean environment. In recent years, aware of the ever-increasing threat to our treasured ecosystem, Rainbow Reef has become even more dedicated to this mission.

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Rainbow Reef is an integral member of and a leader in the diving community in South Florida. Our center works hard to introduce our visitors and the local Florida Keys population to the excitement of diving our wonderful reefs and wrecks, as well as the wonder of marine biodiversity and the need for amped-up conservation.  We have long focused on teaching dynamic PADI Fish Identification and other courses, such as Coral Watch and Conservation, Dive Against Debris, and AWARE Shark Conservation, that seek to enlighten divers about the ocean environment. In recent years, aware of the ever-increasing threat to our treasured ecosystem, Rainbow Reef has become even more dedicated to this mission.

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Fiji's reefs can take a punch and come back swinging  Expert at being both whomped and resilient, these reefs are prime ground for scientists struggling to understand the catastrophic decline of Earth's coral habitats.  Though cyclones, disease, predators, and volcanic eruptions all harm reefs, corals tend to regenerate after such natural blows.  But the carbon-dioxide-rich atmosphere humanity is brewing, and the resulting rise in sea temperatures, may cripple coral's ability to recover.