Marine Ecosystem and Coral Reef Awareness Course
Course Overview
Dive into the fascinating world of coral reefs and marine ecosystems! This course blends marine science with real-world conservation, giving participants a deeper appreciation for the underwater environments that sustain life on our planet.
Through classroom discussions and visuals, you’ll explore how coral reefs and other marine habitats function, the challenges they face in today’s changing world, and how each of us can take meaningful action to protect them. Whether you’re a diver, student, or ocean enthusiast, this course offers a unique opportunity to connect passion with purpose.
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Marine Ecosystem Awareness Course
Sponsored by: Scuba Educational Alliance of Connecticut (SEACT)
Presented by: Kraken DiveWork, LLC in partnership with Scuba Shack Divers, LLC
Certification: SDI Marine Ecosystem Awareness Certification (optional PADI Coral Conservation certification available)
What You’ll Learn
- Discover the structure and diversity of coral reefs, kelp forests, and other marine ecosystems.
- Understand how ocean currents, climate, and human activity shape the health of these environments.
- Learn about global and local conservation initiatives — and how you can make a difference.
- Gain practical tips for being a responsible diver and ocean advocate.
Certification and Cost
All participants will earn an SDI Marine Ecosystem Awareness Non-Diver certification upon completion.
- Free for the first 15 enrollees!!!!
- $20 per participant thereafter
- Optional PADI Coral Conservation Awareness certification for all students for an additional $25
Who Should Enroll
This program is open to divers and non-divers alike — anyone curious about our oceans and eager to learn how to protect them. No prior experience is required — just a love for the sea and a desire to make a difference.
Why It Matters
Our oceans are the heart of our planet. By understanding their beauty and fragility, we can all play a role in preserving them for generations to come. Join us to explore, learn, and become an ambassador for our blue world.
