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The Big Lunch is a simple idea from the Eden Project: that as many people as possible across the UK have lunch with their neighbours annually on a Sunday in June in a simple act of community, friendship and fun.
What happens
Since starting in 2009, thousands of Big Lunches have taken place in all types of communities, with millions of people taking to their streets, gardens and community spaces for lunch.
A Big Lunch can be anything from a simple get-together with neighbours in your backyard to a full-blown community event in a street closed to cars for the day.
Often a Big Lunch starts with a small group of friends and neighbours with an idea to get people together on one day in the year (it doesn't have to be on the first Sunday in June). With a bit of door knocking, word of mouth and a few flyers, the 'founding allies' can get it to snowball into a proper plan involving the whole street!
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Lot 1835: Post Medieval Dutch Lion-Handled Butter Knife
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December 8, 2016
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Description: 19th century AD. A silver butter knife with round-ended blade, balustered bolster, segmented panel with rosettes, the finial a heraldic lion supporting a rococo shield; the blade with four stamps: [indeterminate maker's mark], Minerva's profile bust (duty mark), lion passant (second standard, minimum .833 purity silver), date letter (possibly italic script 'W' for 1831"). 82 grams, 18.5cm (7 1/4"). Property of a Sussex lady; acquired before 1990.
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GW Women's Hoops Cruises Past VCU, 80-62
Jones, Washington Each Post Double-Doubles
Feb. 13, 2014
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WASHINGTON - The George Washington women's basketball team used a 22-0 run in the first half to cruise to an 80-62 win over Atlantic 10 rival VCU on Thursday evening at the Charles E. Smith Center.
The Colonials improve to 17-8 overall and 8-4 in Atlantic 10 play. GW's 17 wins and eight A-10 victories are its most since 2008-09.
Sophomore Jonquel Jones posted her seventh double-double of the season with 17 points and a career high-tying 17 rebounds. She made 8-of-16 field goal attempts and added four assists. Jones' frontcourt teammate, freshman Caira Washington, notched her team-best eighth double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds to go with four blocks. She was 7-of-9 from the floor and improves to a sizzling 24-for-30 (80 percent) over her last three games.
Graduate student Megan Nipe scored a game-high 19 points and matched her career best with five three-pointers in nine attempts. Junior Chakecia Miller was the fourth Colonial in double figures with 11 points on 5-of-6 shooting and five assists.
Trailing 19-10 after a three-pointer by VCU's Jessica Pellechio at the 13:17 mark, GW surged ahead with a 25-2 run over the next 7:20, including 22 straight points, to go up 35-21. The Colonials made four three-pointers during that stretch with three from Nipe. GW led 42-28 at halftime.
An 18-3 run to start the second half, capped by another three from Nipe, gave the Colonials a game-high 29-point lead, 60-31, with 13:33 remaining, and GW maintained an advantage of at least 20 points for nearly the rest of the game until the Rams hit a pair of triples in the final minute to account for the 18-point final margin, 80-62.
The Colonials made a season-high nine three-pointers, as sophomore Aaliyah Brown drained two in the second half and freshman Hannah Schaible and grad student Danni Jackson each had one to go with Nipe's five. GW shot 47.1 percent from the floor in the game, including 45 percent from long distance.
GW outrebounded VCU, 52-32, and used 14 offensive rebounds to outscore the Rams, 12-0, on second-chance points. The Colonials held VCU to 34.8 percent shooting, including just 25.6 percent in the first half.
Isis Thorpe led VCU with 14 points, while Robyn Parks posted a double-double with 13 points and 14 rebounds. However, the Colonials limited Parks - the A-10's leading scorer at 22.7 points per game - to just 4-for-21 shooting and two points in the first half. Her 13 points matched her second-lowest output of the season. Keira Robinson added 12 points and six assists for the Rams.
The Colonials return to action on Saturday when they host Atlantic 10 rival Massachusetts at 11 a.m. in the first game of a GW hoops doubleheader, as the Colonials' men's team will face the Minutemen at 2 p.m.
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At Precision Door of Delaware, we're proud to give our customers enjoyable experiences and make sure every need is met promptly and efficiently. Our customers' safety and happiness are at the forefront of our business, which is apparent in every service we provide.
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The estimator was very thorough and explained the services that will be provided and answered any questions that I had."
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We have received excellent service from (and many compliments on) our garage door since Precision installed it 5 years ago. We recently needed maintenance on the door. Bobby Strauss was our maintenance technician. He arrived promptly, was courteous, clearly explained all recommended service and made all necessary repairs the same day. I highly recommend Precision for your new garage doors or repairs on an existing door."
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Just wanted to thank Debbie in office & Tim our installer for all they did to speed up the delivery & install of 2 garage panels after the distributor erranty shipped the wrong panels. Thank-you for your efforts. We are thrilled to have our garage door back in service!"
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Mike was very professional and knowledgeable. I will definitely use him again."
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Called this am at 8:15, Mike, the technician was here by 9:30! Wow, that's service. He is always pleasant & knowledgeable. Thanks to all for such a speedy resolution to our problem!!!"
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The technician did a great job. he was friendly, and efficient."
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We ordered our door and are looking forward to the install. Taylor was prompt and helpful!"
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Our garage door wouldn't close. We replaced all moving parts, motor, and drive train. Mike Cahill was our technician and he was excellent. He was knowledgeable and extremely helpful in allowing us to make the correct decision. We did not feel pressured to make a specific decision and really were very comfortable that we had him for our technician. He is great and deserves a raise!!!!!"
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Taylor Barstow was the technician who serviced our garage door's broken spring. He was able to be early for our appointment...unheard of, but very much appreciated. He quickly assessed the situation, made recommendations which explained the choices of repair available. He completed the repairs quickly, efficiently & neatly. In an hour & a half the entire repairs were completed & my garage door was operable! I am very pleased with Precisions ability to have needed parts on the repair truck & trained personnel to execute the repairs the same day."
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Art in Norwich is produced by Culture Shift in partnership with the Norwich Visual Art Forum to promote visual art in and around Norwich
Pick up Art in Norwich at the Tourist Information Centre at The Forum, Norwich Cathedral and many art info racks
Download pdf here and watch Twitter for updates @artinnorwich
This page is magazine style - please scroll down for info on longer running exhibitions and click on images for more details
About Art in Norwich
The current edition of Art in Norwich runs till end of March. The next edition will be available mid-March. Printed copies are available from the Tourist Information Centre at the Forum and many other places in the city
Look out for printed copies
This is the cover so look out for copies around the city, from arts venues, the Tourist Information Centre, coffee shops and bars in the city centre - it's a handy size to keep in your bag or drawer at home. Download a pdf here. And you can view an Issuu here
the printed booklets are out - keep a look out in arts racks and Tourist Information Centre
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If you wish to donate to help to support the work of Art in Norwich please use the Paypal button above. Thank you
Images from current & past editions of Art in Norwich
About Art in Norwich
The fourth edition of Art in Norwich is now available covering March - August 2015 visual art events in and around Norwich. This is the cover so look out for copies around the city, from arts venues, the Tourist Information Centre, coffee shops and bars in the city centre - it's a handy size to keep in your bag, on the noticeboard or in a drawer at home.
It contains listings and info about most of the visual arts activity in and around Norwich for the next six months. It is available as a download from here, and is also available from partner and arts venues, arts info spinner racks and the Tourist Information Centre.
The listings are put together as a collaborative venture by the Norwich Visual Arts Forum and all of the partners contribute to the production and distribution which is coordinated by Marion Catlin of Culture Shift. It offers an overview of venues, organisations and events throughout the year and is great for tourists and visitors as well people who live in and around Norwich.
Affinity and Kindred
Lives Shaped by Sea and Faith
Photographs by Richard Denyer made in Norfolk and the Outer Hebrides.
Sad to report that shortly after installing this exhibition at The Hostry at Norwich cathedral Richard passed away suddenly at the age of 65. This is a tragic loss of a talented man. Please read the Guardian obituary here.
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Susan Jones writes about how we should be supporting creativity
Walls wanted!
Get Walls is a collaborative art project between www.shhhh.co.uk and Moosey Art, our idea is simple: Get walls to paint on. Our aim is to gain approved permission to paint on residential and commercial properties in Norwich, working with local and guest artists in order to decorate and brighten up the city. When a lot of people think of street art, or graffiti, they think of a rubbish tag by a hooded vandal, on the side of a bridge only visible from a train. This is not what Get Walls is about. Read more...
City of Stories is a campaign to tell people about the cultural offer of Norwich - have a look www.cityofstories.co.uk
Moosey Art, Bridewell Alley Norwich
Keep an eye on this gallery in Norwich Lanes for fresh, bright artwork often with a social comment and you can buy very affordable work from the website. Read more here and at mooseyart.co.uk/
They also have a really lovely cafe/bar, Alley, which is serving coffee from Strangers well as other fare on its way
New Exhibition at Museum of Norwich tells how local men and women made their own money. Read more here
New visual art exhibitions
Exhibition dates in February
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At Fairhurst Gallery, Bedford Street
3 February to 4 March 2017
Anthea Eames and Chris Hann
Two Views of Penwith: Sea, Light and Space
In contrasting but deeply connected ways, this work is art at its most elemental, born of the essence of Form and Matter.
Read more here
At OUTPOST gallery
10b Wensum Street, Tombland,
Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 1HR, England
Winnie Herbstein
Before I could speak, x spoke
10 February to 5 March 2017
Opening: 9 February, 6-9pm
Telephone +44 (0) 1603 612 428
Exuberance is Beauty - David Holgate Retrospective Exhibition
The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral, The Close, Norwich NR1 4EH
Saturday 21 January to Sunday 26 February 2017, Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 4.30pm and Sunday 12noon to 3pm
Norfolk Contemporary Art Society, Norfolk Contemporary Craft Society and Norwich Twenty Group are combining to stage an exhibition at The Hostry celebrating the life of David Holgate. David, who died in 2014, was an active member of all three arts organisations. The title of the show, Exuberance is Beauty, is taken from one of his exquisite pieces of letter carving. An accomplished musician, sculptor, calligrapher and an innovative teacher, David's life and work seemed to be united in a brave and inexhaustible search for meaning and beauty in everything he did.
David is probably best known for the statues of Mother Julian and St Benedict on the west front of Norwich Cathedral, but this remarkable man's work is spread throughout the Cathedral, the rest of the county, and beyond. Numerous churches, cemeteries and buildings have examples of his letter carving. He was also a skilled artist and several pieces of his work will be displayed. In addition to his letter carving and sculpture, the exhibition shows examples of his working drawings and items from his musical career.
T. 01603 218300 www.cathedral.org.uk,
Two major exhibitions running till 2017 in Norwich
Fishermen and Kings:
The Photography of Olive Edis
8 October 2016 to 22 January 2017
Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
The life and work of British photographer Olive Edis (1876-1955) is celebrated in the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated to her 50 year-long career. Featuring more than 190 rare photographs, it showcases Edis' wide-ranging portraiture from British royalty to dignified Norfolk fishermen, together with her important work as the first-ever accredited female war photographer.
Edis was only the 5th official British photographer to visit Europe to cover WW1 and her atmospheric photographs capture the devastation that followed the Great War. In addition the exhibition reveals the technical development of Edis' work and examines her outstanding contribution to the history of photography.
The exhibition is part of the on-going Heritage Lottery Funded Olive Edis project, which aims to raise awareness of this pioneering but relatively unknown photographer whose sensitive, affecting work is ripe for rediscovery. The majority of the material is on loan from the Cromer Museum, Norfolk.
Fiji: Art & Life in the Pacific
15 October 2016 – 12 February 2017
The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts at the University of East Anglia, Norwich,
Revealing stunning sculptures, textiles, ceramics, and ivory and shell regalia, this is the largest and most comprehensive exhibition about Fiji ever assembled and takes the visitor on a journey through the art and cultural history of this dynamic South Seas archipelago since the late 18th century.
Over 270 works of art, including European paintings and historic photographs, are being loaned by exhibition partner the Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology at Cambridge, and by the Fiji Museum, the British Museum, the Pitt Rivers Museum (Oxford) and museums in Aberdeen, Birmingham, Exeter, London, Maidstone, as well as Dresden and Leipzig in Germany.
A highlight of the exhibition is a beautiful, newly commissioned, eight metre-long double-hulled sailing canoe that has been built in Fiji and shipped here for display; it performed in the recent Pageant for HM The Queen's 90th Birthday at Windsor Castle. Made entirely of wood and coir cord, with no metal components, the canoe results from a project to encourage canoe-building skills and is a small version of the great 30-metre-long vessels of the 19th century, the biggest canoes ever built.
Crypt Gallery, Cathedral Close, Norwich
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From 24 September to Spring 2017 at Norwich Castle
From 26 September Norfolk Contemporary Art Society exhibition '60 Years On...' at Norwich Castle, celebrating 60 years of acquisition of works for the Castle collection as well as exhibitions in their own right - this is a momentous occasion, celebrated by a new publication - read more about it here
Hudson Gallery, St Andrew's Street
Presenting: Solidity and Transparency by Philip Walmsley
Philip Walmsley's drawings demonstrate three things; the relationships between solidity and transparency, interior and exterior spaces and underlying structures. The drawings, although conceptual, refer to both real and imaginary spaces and structures. He works with 4H - 4B pencils on Fabriano Athletico 620gsm handmade paper.
The current exhibition will be open to the public every Thursday from 12pm - 2pm. If you would like to visit at other times from Monday to Friday, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange an appointment.
37 St Andrews Street, Norwich, NR2 4TP
01603 766220.
Notices and news
Will Teather - a one-off studio clearance, to make way for new works.
This collection of studies and one-off experiments are being sold off at a significant discount to usual prices.
Click here to grab a bargain before they're gone!
All works can be collected from Muspole Workshops, Norwich. Many can be posted free of charge (except framed pastels.) Your address will be taken during payment via Paypal. For international delivery, please email me for a quote.
Sold items will be removed from this list upon receipt of payment.
Questions? Call 07792 419898.
Makers' Month opens at the Forum this week running right through February with masses of workshops, displays and events show-casing the craft and making talent of Norfolk
Call for invigilators
The David Holgate exhibition entitled Exuberance is Beauty, is running in the Hostry of Norwich Cathedral until Saturday 25 February 2017.
The exhibition needs some invigilator backup - if you are able to fill any of the gaps please can you use this link and choose a time that you are able to invigilate.
ART OF NORWICH 47 at St Margaret's Church, St Benedicts Street, Norwich
19 February - 4 March 2017
For further details : www.Art-of-Norwich.co.uk/Bookings.html
Talks at Anteros Arts Foundation
Running alongside and to complement Anteros' skills-based fine art courses, Andrew Taylor is giving a series of talks looking at the historical and theoretical developments which have shaped four major areas of artistic practice; drawing, sculpture, printmaking and painting.
Each talk will provide an art historical overview of the subject and will investigate some of the theory and aesthetics which help us to place our own work in their broader artistic and intellectual contexts. These talks are intended to be a starting point for discussions within the group so please bring along your own work, your ideas and opinions and an open mind to stimulate some lively and free-ranging artistic debate. See more here
A History of Skills lecture series takes place every Saturday in February 2-3.30pm at the Anteros Arts Foundation, Fye Bridge St. Norwich. The price is £24 for 4, or £6 per
lecture only when bought in advance. Tickets on the door will be £9 each.
01603 766129 firstname.lastname@example.com
Concrete poetry workshop day Saturday 8th April 10-5 at
Anteros Arts 11-15 Fye Bridge Street, Norwich. £25
Bursary places available
Facilitator : Rupert Mallin
To book contact:
Helen Wells
Life Drawing for Beginners
(Use of all 2D drawing and painting media are fine, the course is suitable for more experienced levels too - all welcome)
Code - P022NR16BA
Starts Wednesday 11 January 2017, from 7-9pm
Wensum Lodge (in the Riverside Studio)
169 King Street, Norwich, NR1 1QW - it costs £135 for 11 x 2 hour sessions, and can be booked by phone via 306530 or online: www.norfolk.gov.uk/adultlearning
Life Drawing All Abilities
Code - LCA5034
Starts Friday 13 January, from 1.30-4.30pm - booking info as above
The Way We Live Now – in Norwich
Award winning artists Dyad Creative reveal new project at secret city location – and you can be there! Find out how here
Those who want to attend the event should gather at Norwich Arts Centre from 5.30 on 7 December. Dyad will take groups to see the film on location (which lasts 15 minutes) at 6pm and 7pm with a talk at 6.30.
Calling all Norfolk Artists!
Be part of Norfolk & Norwich Open Studios 2017 - find out details here
Elisabeth KOZMIAN is delighted to invite members and their friends to view her exhibition of 30+ acrylic paintings and prints at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, on until early February 2017.
How to find it: the display in glass cases in on Level 1 Main corridor which runs East Central and West; if coming from the bus and parking side that is level 2
so you will need to go Down 1 level." pictures' prices are very modest & you can contact Elisabeth on firstname.lastname@example.com
Missing piece of an exciting international art world jigsaw puzzle
comes to light in Norwich at the castle Museum
The story so far:
The third quarter of Belgian Surrealist artist René Magritte's lost painting of two female nudes La Pose enchantée is re-discovered hidden under another painting La Condition humaine in Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
The whereabouts of the fourth and final quarter remains unknown.
The painting in question is about to go on view at the Pompidou Centre in Paris as part of a major exhibition of Magritte's paintings.
Takeaway Art is a scheme that 'lends' art from Norwich-based artists for a month - find out here how you can change the work on your walls on a regular basis and curate your own personal exhibition of original contemporary art.
Out of Town
GroundWorks is a new gallery opening in King's Lynn on 16 July with an exhibition featuring work by Roger Ackling and Richard Long. Here a link to their website


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In this week's Unshelved Book Club you'll find graphic novels and comics about a happy-go-lucky bird and a careful squirrel, sisterhood, Cleveland, young Abe Lincoln, a girl and a cat, a philosophical cop who can copy himself, and odd bits of everyday life. Plus there's a book about the Dark Knight movies that contains some storyboards from the movie, which are a lot like comics.
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This month, we are excited to introduce you to our Fall 2016 interns, who are a part of our Marine Conservation Internship Program. Since 1994, REEF has hosted over 110 interns. Our internship program has expanded over the years and our interns serve an important role in the day-to-day management at REEF. The internship provides an array of diverse experiences including scientific diving, outreach and education, data collection and management, non-profit operations, and public speaking.
A big welcome to our new Fall 2016 interns:
Emily Volkmann (from Grafton, Wisconsin), recent graduate from Smith College, BA in Biology and Environmental Science and Policy
Ellie Place (from Bellevue, Washington), recent graduate from Brown University, BA in Geological Sciences and Hispanic Studies
Katherine Ilcken (from Tampa, Florida), recent graduate from University of Florida, BS Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
Thomas Hyduk (from Central New Jersey), recent graduate from University of Miami, BS in Marine and Atmospheric Science
For more information about our interns, please visit www.REEF.org/internship/interns.
A new publication in the scientific journal Coral Reefs was recently issued based on science conducted as part of REEF's Grouper Moon Project. The paper, titled "Hydroacoustics for the discovery and quantification of Nassau grouper (Epinephelus stratus) spawning aggregations", summarizes results from work conducted during the 2014 Grouper Moon Project field season in the Cayman Islands. Led by Jack Egerton from Bangor University in the UK, the research focused on the use of hydroacoustic technology as a means to monitor the status and ecology of fish spawning aggregations. Egerton was assisted by Grouper Moon scientists, Dr. Brice Semmens and Dr. Scott Heppell, as well as Grouper Moon collaborators from the Cayman Islands Department of Environment. Using a split-beam echo sounder, data were used to visualize and estimate fish abundance and biomass at three Nassau Grouper spawning aggregations in the Cayman Islands. The estimates were compared with diver-collected data. Additionally, the technology was used to examine fish aggregation locations in relation to protected zones.
Patterns in the acoustic abundance matched that observed by the visual estimates reported by our Grouper Moon diver teams - total numbers found at the Little Cayman aggregation were significanly higher than the depeleted aggregations found on Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac.
Spawning aggregation location examined with reference to seasonal marine protected areas (Designated Grouper Spawning Areas) showed that the aggregations were partially outside these areas at Grand Cayman and very close to the boundary at Cayman Brac. The aggregation on Little Cayman appears to be contained within the protected zone (at least in 2014). However, we know from other Grouper Moon Project data that the fish spend a lot of time traveling in and out of the zone during the day. Additionally, in 2015, the aggregation on Little Cayman shifted a significant distance to the north of the historical location and partially out of the protected zone. The results of this study show the importance of making use of many different approaches for monitoring and aggregations in order to most effectively inform future management of aggregating fish species.
To read more about this study and others that have been published based on REEF's programs, visit www.REEF.org/db/publications. To learn more about the Grouper Moon Project, visit www.REEF.org/groupermoonproject.
To those who are in the know, St Vincent is considered the critter capital of the Caribbean. To those who watch fish, it is known that the rare is commonplace and that the fishwatching is unlike any other location in the Caribbean. REEF's data from the June Field Survey supports those claims. With a team of 13 divers, the REEF group recorded an astounding 243 species, more than 65 of which were unlisted "write-ins" on the survey forms.
Diving with Bills Tewes at Dive St Vincent, long time REEF supporter and widely regarded "Caribbean Character", the team split up on two boats and survey sites around the southwest end of the island. Long-time REEF expert Franklin Neal provided an extra special view from above and into shallow water as he snorkeled, while other team members spent hours on each dive exploring varied habitats and depths.
Special finds during the week would take an entire newsletter to list, but there were a few fish that stood out including the still undescribed Bluebar Jawfish on most sites, five frog fish on one dive, multiple black brotula, various pipefish commonly sighted and the largest spotfin gobies (10 inches?!) we've ever seen. The fish of the week may well have been the Golden Hamlet that Bill pointed out as his favorite fish and the species that adorns the cover of Reef Fish Identification.
The diving was bottom time unlimited and many dives exceeded two hours finishing in shallow water. Habitats were varied and visibility ranged from good to excellent on all of our dives. REEF is already planning our next Field Survey to dive St Vincent in August of 2008. The project will be led by Paul Humann and will be a must for any serious fishwatcher. For more details, contact email@example.com
REEF recently completed our AAT monitoring of Biscayne National Park (BNP). Over the last two years, we have monitored fish assemblages inside the marine park at 6 separate locations twice each year (March and September) to correlate our results with historical data that BNP has collected. REEF's future collaboration with BNP is yet to be determined but will likely involve assisting them with the potential establishment of a protected area somewhere within the Park's boundaries. REEF is excited to have this opportunity to continue working with BNP this upcoming spring so please stay tuned for more information once our future project is defined.
Meanwhile, I would like to personally thank the monitoring team from our last event for their "above and beyond the call" efforts to get the job done. We had weather issues that delayed the project by a full week, followed by a tragic death in the Key Largo diving community in losing Mike Smith. All of us at REEF especially acknowledge Lad Akins for his efforts as our boat captain, Rob Bleser (owner of Quiescence Dive Shop where Mike worked) for pushing this project through under very difficult circumstances, and Steve Campbell for acting as boat captain on our last day. And thank you to the diving team for juggling your schedules to make sure we had enough divers each day: Jesse Armacost, Dave Grenda, Brian Hufford, Lillian Kenney, Mike Phelan, and Joyce Schulke. Everyone pulled together through the above challenges and I was proud to dive with each of you.
The REEF 2008 Field Survey Schedule is in full swing. Many of the trips are already sold out, but we wanted to bring your attention to one that still has some space on it -- the Field Survey to Baja Mexico aboard the Don Jose in the Sea of Cortez this October. This is a great trip, with spectacular diving and lots of tropical fishes, warm and clear water, and beautiful topside scenery. Some of the highlights include giant hawkfish, jawfish the size of your leg, whale sharks and manta rays, and spectacular sunsets over unpopulated desert islands. This will be the 5th time that REEF has done this amazing trip, and there is a good reason we keep going back. Come see what it's all about. The trip begins and ends in La Paz Mexico aboard the Don Jose live-aboard. Dr. Brice Semmens, reef fish ecologist and expert in Baja fishes, will be leading this trip.
This Field Survey is only held every few years so don't miss your chance! To find out more, check out the trip flyer. To secure your space, contact Jeanne at Baja Expeditions, 800-843-6967, firstname.lastname@example.com.
October 5 - 12, 2008 -- $1,550 - $1,750 per person, depending on room type. Package Includes: Six nights shipboard accommodations and one night local hotel accommodations in La Paz. Meals are included, beginning with breakfast on Day 2 and end with lunch on Day 7, and includes beer, soda and wine while shipboard.
In January, 2008 the National Aquarium Institute organized and conducted a Bahamian conservation expedition on the Aqua Cat live-aboard dive vessel. Our mission was to conduct REEF surveys and work on the invasive lionfish project. On board this trip were Lad Akins (REEF Special Projects Director), Ned and Anna DeLoach, Chris Flook (Bermuda Aquarium), National Aquarium staff, and aquarium and REEF volunteers. In addition to meeting the lionfish research goals of the cruise, we were treated to not one but two exciting and rare finds - the Exuma goby and the lemon goby.
At a dive site in Eleuthera called Cave Rock Reef we geared up and readied ourselves for lionfish behavior monitoring. Just as I started getting my gear together Anna came to the surface to tell me she had found a school of Exuma gobies, Gobiosoma atronasum. What I had not realized was that the keen eye of Bruce Purdy, owner of the Aqua Cat and avid REEF surveyor and supporter had noticed them at this site before and he had directed Anna to the exact coral head. I have logged over 400 dives in the Bahamas and until this day the Exuma goby had always eluded me. To the casual observer this fish looks like a cleaning goby or sharknose goby until you notice its behavior. Unlike most other "neon-type" gobies, the Exuma Goby spends most of its time hovering in the water column, not perched on the coral. They act very similar to the masked and glass gobies. Excited to add a new species to my life list I leave the small cluster of these great fish and head down to my assigned duty of monitoring a lionfish.
Two days later, while on a dive at Blacktip Wall in the Exumas, I noticed a few fish mixed in with school bass. These fish looked out of place and very different from anything I had ever seen. I noted as much detail as possible on my REEF slate and swam on hoping that one of my fellow trip members would be able to help me identify it. As it turns out no one had any idea what it was, but luckily Ned had also seen this odd fish and had taken some great photos of it. After some research when we returned from the trip, we discovered this fish was a lemon goby, Vomerogobius flavus. The lemon goby is an exciting new fish to the REEF database. This species was identified and described in 1971 from 11 Bahamian specimens, but this sighting in the Exumas is a range extension for the species.
It was truly a rewarding experience to finally see and survey the Exuma goby that I have searched for on many trips. To document a fish that I did not even know existed was the icing on the cake. For a fish lover like me, getting to find a new species for the REEF database is an honor. REEF surveying truly keeps diving exciting and new. I am concerned about the effects that the invasive lionfish could have on these two species of gobies with such a narrow range in which they live, but the data from all of our great volunteers helps us track these changes. It would be a shame to lose such unique endemic species due to this foreign invader. We hope you enjoy seeing some of the first photos ever published of these two goby gems.
Processing and error checking the 1,000+ REEF surveys submitted each month by our members as part of the Volunteer Survey Project is one of REEF's highest priorities. With limited staff and resources, there are a few things that you can do to help us maintain the integrity of this incredible database. Most importantly - whenever possible, please submit your data through the Online Data Entry interface, http://www.REEF.org/dataentry. Turnaround time is typically 1-3 weeks, compared with 8-12 weeks for paper scansheets. Plus it saves postage and paper! The second most important way you can help -- if you are submitting data on scansheets, please have your REEF member number and complete 8-digit zone code filled in on the form before mailing it to REEF. Read on for more helpful hints.
Online Data Entry Tips
REEF is currently modifying our Online Data Entry program for surveys from the Tropical Eastern Pacific and the Northeast. We hope to have this available soon.
On April 25, 2009 we celebrated history in Key Largo. It was a beautiful tropical day with the REEF parking lot covered in tents, tables and chairs, fish balloons with cold drinks and appetizers island music being offered up. People came from near and far as we all helped celebrate the dedication of the James E Lockwood REEF Headquarters. The afternoon celebrated the merging of three paths - that of a dive industry pioneer, a historic building in the Florida Keys and a grass-roots environmental organization. The gift by James E. Lockwood will go a long way in helping REEF protect, educate and enable divers, snorkelers and armchair enthusiasts to make the world a better place.
Casey Wilder, REEF Program Assistant, designed a beautiful program that outlined how we all ended up in the parking lot on this day. Make sure you check out the online version of this little piece of history. The program provides an overview of the history of James E. Lockwood, a true diving pioneer, the 1913 Conch House that houses REEF and the history of REEF and how all three ended up moving forward together as of 4/25/09.
Special guests Mike Dorn and John Campbell provided the history of Mr. Lockwood, which is incredibly fascinating and diverse. Paul Humann and Ned De Loach spoke on behalf of REEF and talked about how REEF is Key Largo's very own home grown environmental 501(c)(3), making it very relevant that REEF's office are housed in the oldest building in Key Largo. Following the ribbon cutting ceremony, we unveiled the beautiful new plaque commemorating the James E. Lockwood REEF Headquarters and the date the house was built. The Conch house even received a spiffy new coat of paint so she was dressed for the occasion. Special thanks to Bill Corbett of Keys Home Improvement for doing such a superb job in record time!
The next time you are in the Keys be sure to stop by the James E Lockwood REEF Headquarters, MM 98.3 in the median and enjoy a little history, mingle with REEF staff and shop for the fish.
REEF proudly awards our 2009 Volunteer of the Year award to David Jennings, a dedicated REEF surveyor and ambassador. David has been a member of REEF since 2006. He has conducted 154 REEF surveys and he is a member of the Pacific Advanced Assessment Team (AAT).
David is a textbook example of the phrase "Learn it, Love it, Protect it". After participating on REEF's annual AAT survey project of the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary in 2008, David became concerned that the rockfish populations he was documenting had significantly decreased from those that the REEF teams documented in the earlier years of the project. Rockfish are especially vulnerable to over-fishing because they are long-lived species, some living to be over 100 years old! After looking at the REEF data for the region as well as the existing rules for rockfish harvest, David put together a series of proposed rule changes and submitted them to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) for consideration.
What makes David special is he then took the extra step of getting involved directly. In June 2009, David was appointed by the Washington Governor to a six-year term as one of Washington's nine Fish and Wildlife Commissioners—another volunteer conservation position.
David is also just about as active above water, working on forest conservation work. He helped establish a grassroots forest conservation organization, the Gifford Pinchot Task Force (GPTF) and serves as volunteer chair of that organization.
Picking just one outstanding volunteer each year is difficult. REEF volunteers are the cornerstone of the organization. Without this dedicated corps, our marine conservation programs would not exist. They are central to the REEF Volunteer Survey Project, in which over 12,000 divers and snorkelers have submitted their sightings information to the largest marine life database in the world. REEF volunteers conduct important marine conservation research alongside scientists as part of the Grouper Moon Project and the Lionfish Invasion Program. And donations from our members are critical to ensuring the long-term success of the organization.
The REEF staff and Board of Trustees extend a big thank you to David and congratulate him on all of his efforts and great work on behalf of the organization and marine conservation.
Great Annual Fish Count 2010 - An exciting lineup of free identification seminars and survey dives are being organized around the country by REEF partners. Check out the GAFC Website for more details and to find out how to organize your own GAFC event. And be sure to watch the GAFC calendar of events to see what's being planned in your area.
New REEF Field Stations - This past month, we welcome five new businesses to our growing list of Field Stations. These now join the other 196 Field Stations and Independent Instructors worldwide:
Cedar Beach Ocean Lodge/49th Parallel Dive Charters - Thetis Island, BC
Divers Cove - Davie, FL
Dive Club of Silicon Valley - Santa Clara, CA
Earth, Sea and Sky - Zakynthos, Greece
Scuba Set Adventure Center - Puyallup, WA
Check Out the REEF Store! It's your one stop shop for all of your REEF Gear, ID Books and REEF Survey Supplies. Recently added items include the "Not On My Reef" Lionfish Invasion Research T-shirts and REEF water bottles.
Become a Fan of REEF on Facebook - We recently surpassed the 1,200-fan mark on the REEF Facebook Page. The REEF Facebook page is a place to find the latest information about our programs and events, REEF's marine conservation work, and exclusive content and stories. It's also a great place for our members to post pictures, fish stories and whatever is on their mind.


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