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Presentations

How Ships to Reefs Makes You Money

Click a link below to view the narrated presentation.

  • Economic Impact of Ships to Reefs
  • How are Ships to Reefs Projects Funded?
  • How Do I Get a Ship?
  • How Does Ships to Reefs Make You Money?
  • Lessons Learned
  • Non-Ship Materials
  • Rigs-to-Reefs
  • The Spiegel Grove Story
  • Take vs. No-Take Zones
  • The Vandenberg Story
  • Veterans & Their Ships
  • What is Ships to Reefs?
  • Who are the Ships to Reefs Players?

News List
  • Islands Trust asks province to stop sinking of warship
    8/14/2014
    The Islands Trust has once again asked Environment Minister Mary Polak to intervene in the proposed sinking of the decommissioned warship HMCS Annapolis in Halkett Bay.

    Read more here.
  • STRI Board of Directors
    2/5/2014
    Eleanore Rewerts

News List
  • Another Artificial Reef May Soon Hit Florida Waters
    2/23/2017
    Florida’s Palm Beach County — already the site of 150-plus artificial reefs — may be getting a unique addition: a reef created from the USS Clamagore, a 320-foot Balao-class submarine built in 1945.
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