The Road Less Traveled joins the Coral Restoration Foundation for another year of environmental education, coral reef conservation and restoration, as well as team building for everyone involved.

 Martin Andreas Moe, Jr. (aka Skip)

is now a young man in his early 70s and has spent virtually his entire adult life, like 50 years, working with the marine life of Florida waters. He has been a fishery biologist, an ichthyologist, a marine biologist, a pioneering marine fish aquaculturist, has authored numerous scientific and popular articles, and has written six books on marine and aquarium topics. His work and interests have included a basic work on the biology of the red grouper, spiny lobster reproduction, the breeding of clownfish, angelfish, and other marine fish, marine aquarium technology, and many other topics, arts, and skills associated with the study of marine life.

Whole Foods Market invited CRF staff in mid-July to their South Beach, Miami location for an awards ceremony from the 5% Day in late June, which was held to support CRF's reef restoration and conservation initiatives in the Florida Keys.

We are already into our second week of July and CRF has already managed three programs, and we are gearing up for an additional four by the end of the month.