Yesterday TISIRI and WJXT visited artificial reef sites off the coast of Jacksonville Florida. Offshore conditions were ideal with superb visibility.
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TISIRI to dive with WJXT Channel 4
Tomorrow TISIRI is scheduled to dive with WJXT Channel 4 news. The goal is to visit various artificial reef sites offshore Jacksonville with the intent of observing the invasive lion fish.
Read MoreTISIRI and the WJXT Morning Show
TISIRI's Joe Kistel appears on Jacksonville's Channel 4 news explaining north east Florida's artificial reefs and the benefits they provide to fishermen, scuba divers, offshore enthusiast, and the community.
Read MoreBoat show artificial reef outreach pictures
Below are a few pictures captured by Larry Davis this past Saturday at the Jacksonville Metro Park Boat Show.
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The Jacksonville international boat show this past weekend was filled with boaters, fishermen, scuba divers, and outdoor enthusiast. TISIRI's team was on site via the TISIRI...Name a Reef Project video
To encourage TISIRI's "name a reef" program we put the video below together . The story describes the benefits of artificial reefs, the efforts behind them, and how a reef site can be named through a Charitable contribution to TISIRI.Video 2 is a brief story of a previous reef clean-up project.
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West Marine and TISIRI
West Marine participates with TISIRI Reef Clean Up projects. Reefs both artificial and natural are utilized by humans both for recreation and commercial purposes. Like anything used by humans, reefs can benefit from occasional maintenance.
Read MoreTISIRI's Kistel in the News
News clip below provided by Jacksonville's Action News. Kistel of TISIRI recently applied for a Shark Week Host Opportunity in an effort to bring more attention to the significance of artificial reefs and related efforts.Click here to see the audition video.
Kistel For Shark Week CSO 2011
TISIRI's Joe Kistel for Shark Week Host 2011.See the related news story from Action News Jacksonville here.The video is a brief story of a recent artificial reef project involving a tugboat older than the titanic.
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Read MoreAnother Visit to the Potential Ship to Reef Project
This past Saturday the TISIRI team took a closer look at the vessel you see above. The vessel is roughly 85 feet long, 20 feet wide, and 28 feet tall and appears to be an ideal reef project candidate. We will learn more in the weeks to come. If all goes well this ship become an artificial reef as soon as this Spring.
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