14th Annual Southeast Florida Coral Reef Cleanup
Maximizing our coral conservation impact by concentrating our efforts on a single cleanup day, uniting all participants for a large-scale effort.
Thank you to our Reef Cleanup Ambassadors
This event would not be possible without these local dive shops hosting the event and supporting ocean conservation.
Logistics:
Date: Sunday, July 13th, 2025
Time: Morning dive
Where: The event will take place across the South Florida tri-county area - Palm Beach, Broward & Miami-Dade counties, dive operators TBD
Requirements: Open Water certification
Cost: TBD looking to make it less than a typical boat trip cost, gear rental not included
We are currently planning the event alongside the DEP but want to make sure you can block off this time in your schedule ASAP. Please check back as we will be updating this page regularly.
Why participate in a reef cleanup?
Reef cleanups are a great way to connect with the Coral Conservation Community while working together to get rid of debris. As divers, we are well aware of the pollution problem plaguing our ocean, let’s come together to *BE* the change! To get motivated, check out the results from the 13th Annual Southeast Florida Coral Reef Cleanup that took place summer of 2024. Then, join the waitlist for this year’s cleanup below so you don’t miss any updates!
Looking to Sponsor an Ocean Conservation Event?
We’re looking for businesses and organizations that can provide monetary contributions to this event to lower the barrier to entry for divers. We have a tiered system for sponsors and each comes with a level of visibility, meaning your business/organization’s logo will be on the marketing materials for the event. You’ll also have the option to donate for the opportunity to collaborate with our media team for promotional content associated with the Reef Cleanup.
If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor for the 14th Annual Southeast Florida Coral Reef Cleanup, please click the button below which will generate an email, and we will be in touch shortly. Thank you for your support and interest in coral conservation!
