Benjamin Victor's website on his coral reef fish larvae research with his new larval reef fish guide for the caribbean and downloadable publications and a description of his projects and an inventory of the fish collection and tissue available for phylogenetics studies. The collection is primarily labrids (but includes a variety of other families from the tropical Pacific and Atlantic, including Baja, Hawaii, Palau, Cook Islands, Tahiti, Bali (Indonesia), Panama, and Noronha. In addition, there is an extensive collection of late-stage larvae of the Caribbean as well as some eastern Pacific and Polynesian collections.

Cybereef takes you on a photo journey through some of the most beautiful locations in the world. If you enjoy photography of interesting creatures and learning more about their behavior and habitat; come join Jean and Phil Slosberg on the Cybereef.

Coral reef ecology, data, education, research, current events and links in Hawaii.

Explore the fish families of Canada, aquaculture, Canadian fisheries, and fish ecology. Funky fish contains cool facts about Canadian fish.

University of Washington School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences (SAFS), focusing on teaching, research and service in the aquatic and fishery sciences.

NSERC Industry Research Chair Program - Water and Watershed Research. Our goal is to provide limnological and ecological expertise and information to water utilities in order that they can make environmentally sound management decisions to preserve the quality of their source water.

This site contains information about the Biological Indicators Program in the Environmental Sciences Division (ESD) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). Biological indicators have been developed and applied at a variety of field sites in the eastern United States to assess and evaluate the effects that environmental stressors such as contaminants have on the health of aquatic organisms, populations, and communities.

Art-Reef Ltd provides two solutions to create artificial reefs - pyramidreef and art-reef.

The Coral Reef Alliance (CORAL) promotes coral reef conservation around the world by working with the dive industry, governments, local communities and other organizations to protect and manage coral reefs, establish marine parks, fund conservation efforts, and raise public awareness with the mission to keep coral reefs alive for future generations.

This site contains a wealth of information on Coral Reefs inlcuding: literature, disease information, researcher's directory, bulletins, protocols, real-time data, discussions, pictures, quotes, and an extensive links lsiting.