Reef Clubs and Organizations
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CRF Salutes Our Environmentally Conscious Aquarists |
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The Chesapeake Marine Aquaria Society (CMAS) strives to promote the hobby of marine fish and miniature reef keeping in the mid-Atlantic region by assembling as many interested hobbyists and experts in the field together in monthly meetings to discuss topics associated with maintaining a healthy captive marine environment. |
Delaware Valley Reef Club
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The DVRC is dedicated to local reefkeeping enthusiasts. We are a non-profit educational society dedicated to the conservation of our ocean reefs. Through an open exchange of ideas and information we are able to expand our knowledge and ability to care for the inhabitants of our aquarium systems. By encouraging propagation we help to reduce the demand for wild caught specimens and do our part to encourage conservation and preservation of our natural reefs. The DVRC sponsors monthly meetings and we are actively looking for advanced aquarists and marine biologists to join us to help further our knowledge and improve our experiences in keeping our little slice of the ocean. Note to DVRC's Corals for Charity donors: Click the Send A Donation to CRF through the Adopt-A-Coral Program link under the Adopt-A-Coral logo on the right, enter the donation amount, click the Add To Cart button, click the Checkout button and use the DVRC email and password in the Returning Supporter information fields. |
Hudson Valley Reef Keepers
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We are a group of Reef and Marine Aquarium hobbyists located in New York’s Hudson Valley. The club was formed for the purpose of sharing experiences, information, and ideas so that we may assist one another in providing for the proper husbandry of aquarium reef environments. We hope to promote the marine aquarium hobby and the conservation of the world's coral reefs through education, example, aquaculture and the ethical treatment of marine wildlife. |
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