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Ana Ruiz Criado - Coral Restoration Intern Ana was born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia. She moved to Miami to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology and Ecology at the University of Miami. In her time here, she conducted research on mechanisms that support the survival of fish under severe hypoxia (lack of oxygen). She is deeply passionate about fauna conservation and even had the opportunity to combat illegal animal trafficking in Colombia, focusing her conservation efforts on dart frogs and manatees. She is most excited about the chance to work with sponges and corals and is very excited to learn about their vital roles in maintaining ocean health. Her favorite coral species is Pseudodiploria strigosa, the symmetrical brain coral! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924143862-26SSO2FCBZHHVC4F4EZG/add25f32-cef4-d2f2-7dc2-e3c1bd8dcc82-400x533.jpg Interns - Kerri Mannino-Cuva – Coral Restoration Intern Kerri is originally from Central Florida, and earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of South Florida. While there, she completed an independent study of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) and took a scientific diving course in the Florida Keys! Her passion for coral reef restoration led her to internships with organizations including the Florida Aquarium and Mote Marine Laboratory, where she gained experience in coral research, husbandry, and sexual reproduction. Kerri is thrilled to have the opportunity to give back to the reefs that shaped her love for marine science. Her favorite coral species is Diploria labyrinthiformis, the grooved brain coral. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924145534-ZK3SVTN0XII24ERH7UI0/IMG_6897-400x533.jpg Interns - Annalise Nisly – Caribbean Sponge Restoration Intern Annalise grew up in Bluffton, Ohio and received her undergraduate degree in Environmental and Marine Science from Goshen College in Goshen, Indiana. At Goshen, Annalise had the opportunity to work with the I.CARE dataset for her senior thesis presenting survivorship data for the reefs we outplant on. She has also worked with the Wildlife Conservation Society in Zanzibar to remap the island’s coral cover to understand the impact of establishing an MPA (Marine Protected Area). Annalise is excited to grow in a broader ecological perspective and challenge her scientific thought process through the sponge restoration program. Her favorite coral is Cynarina lacrymalis, cat’s eye coral! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924147366-9LRL3SVK626DVQE73S5F/IMG_6903-400x533.jpg Interns - Caeley Hickson-Long – Coral Restoration Intern Caeley is originally from San Diego, California and graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara, with a Bachelor’s degree in Aquatic Biology. At her university, Caeley studied abroad in Costa Rica researching sediment ejection rates in healthy versus bleached Pocillopora coral. She is most excited to dive in warm water and learn everything she can about a completely different ecosystem. Her favorite coral is Pocillopora because it holds a special place in her heart as her first experience with independent research! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924148628-SF64VIMONLTNXSMUV3OM/James-400x533.jpg Interns - James Becker – Coral Restoration Intern James is from Hagerstown, Maryland and received a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry at Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio. James has been interested in marine science since childhood, but the first time he truly explored the field was during a trip to Sea Camp in Big Pine key during his tropical marine ecology course in college. James is excited to continue to learn more about reef ecology and experience all I.CARE has to offer! His favorite coral species is the thin-leaf lettuce coral, Agaricia tenuifolia, because they have corallites on either side of their blade-like plates and can form colonies in so many different shapes! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924150577-JZJK45V5WFVCUVU2MJ81/Gaven-400x533.jpg Interns - Gaven Depies – Coral Restoration Intern Gaven is originally from Wisconsin and graduated from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale with ah Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science. Prior to his start at I.CARE, Gaven spent two years working in environmental consulting where he provided assessment and advisory services to clients on matters pertaining to the management of environmental issues. Gaven is most excited to work with members of the Florida Keys community and engage them in coral reef restoration. He is thrilled to be working with the local dive community and form meaningful connections while educating the public about the importance of coral reef ecosystems through hands-on experiences. His favorite coral species is Oculina diffusa, the ivory bush coral! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924152373-4U81VC8IOK9EDNS1QAEO/Julia-400x533.jpg Interns - Julia “Juice” Severance – Coral Restoration Intern Juice was born and raised in South Florida and completed a Mass Communications degree with a minor in Leadership from the University of South Florida – St. Petersburg. From here, she furthered her education and obtained a Master’s degree in Leadership from Nova Southeastern University. Throughout her internship, Juice hopes to deepen her biological understanding of coral, how they interact with the changing ecosystem on the reefs, and how she can help restore them. Her favorite coral species is the smooth flower coral, Eusmilia fastigata. This species of coral comes alive at night feeding feeding on small invertebrates and zooplankton with their tentacles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924154541-19U78C7M001BBWBK20P0/Nora-400x533.jpg Interns - Nora Mouer – Coral Restoration Intern Nora is originally from Richmond, Virginia, and graduated from Coastal Carolina University in Conway, South Carolina with a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Sciences with minors in Environmental Science and Sustainability and Coastal Resilience. In her senior year of college, she studied the disease, Perkinsus marinus (Dermo) in the species Crassostrea virginica, the Eastern Oyster. Within South Carolina’s estuary, she looked at the abundance and intensity of the disease over multiple years. Nora is most excited to learn about coral health in the Florida Keys. She is also thrilled to engage with the local community to help outplant corals in the marine environment. Nora’s favorite coral species is Manicina areolata, the rose coral! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924156293-M2I0756IORPKDWSU4R5E/Eric-400x500.jpg Interns - Eric Wehmeyer – Coral Restoration Intern Originally from Point Pleasant, New Jersey, Eric studied for his B.S. in Marine Biology at the College of Charleston in South Carolina. He worked in a coral genotyping lab for his senior year, and also worked with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources conducting ecosystem monitoring and fisheries management. He is very excited to put his skills to the test in a whole new fashion working with live coral and a new ecosystem, and getting to meet so many people with a similar passion! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924161831-LGJB5FIH7Q0CIAUQAU61/Sami-400x500.jpg Interns - Sami Levine – Coral Restoration Intern Sami is originally from Port Washington, New York. Growing up down the street from the Manhasset Bay allowed her to observe marine creatures and ecosystems from a young age, so she likes to say she’s always been a Marine Biologist. She then completed a B.S. in Marine Science/Biology at the University of Miami. Sami loved being able to dive Florida’s coral reefs while also studying corals in a marine biophysics lab during her degree! Through this research, she conducted a senior thesis project on coral heterotrophy, specifically looking at the fluid flows corals generate around themselves to facilitate feeding. Sami currently serves as I.CARE’s Coral Biologist, overseeing I.CARE’s coral propagation activities! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924157992-D85XGMRFAJWCUIHNP3XV/Sarah-400x500.jpg Interns - Sarah Smith – Coral Restoration Intern Sarah calls Ohio home, but she moved around often growing up. She went to Florida State University and earned her B.S in Biological Science. While at FSU, she completed an Honors Thesis on the life history and ecology of the benthic zoanthid, Palythoa caribaeorum, on the Florida Keys Reef Tract, as well as worked as a research assistant for a project investigating the effects of nutrient enrichment on Caribbean reef sponges in the Florida Keys! During her internship, Sarah not only helped with our coral program but also helped support I.CARE’s sponge program through the summer of 2024! We are excited to see what Sarah does next! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924216860-9OETTBF8G0VJQ4NWSKWU/D09EAB08-304F-453C-8D6E-9904B6918F64-400x500.jpg Interns - Norah Mendoza – Coral Restoration Intern Norah is from Seneca, SC and received her bachelor’s degree in Spanish with a minor in outdoor leadership from Winthrop University. After studying abroad in Costa Rica she realized that marine science was her passion and pursued it from there. She has been a divemaster for 2 years and wanted to experience a more scientific approach to diving and found I.CARE. She loved combining her passions for diving and marine conservation while interning with I.CARE! Norah is currently the Program Coordinator for MISS (Minorities in Shark Science)! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924164876-8JYEI9FL6AWAOBAUVMY6/Nik-400x499.jpg Interns - Nik Vieder – Coral Restoration Intern Nik is from Metro-Detroit, Michigan. After beginning school in Florida, he completed his degree in Zoology at Michigan State University, completing a focus on Zoo & Aquarium Sciences. He fell in love with marine life on his first Discovery Dive when he was 10 years old and was certified as soon as he was old enough. He fell in love with coral through his experience in the aquarium industry. I.CARE is combining his passions for marine life, coral husbandry, and conservation into his work every day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924219381-SZDFCTT2Q2BDXZL8M27E/IMG_0991-400x533.jpg Interns - Abbey Townsend – Coral Restoration Intern Growing up in landlocked Colorado, Abbey was always intrigued by the ocean and has long been obsessed with it. She took trips to the Florida Keys as a kid, and was inspired to pursue marine science when she saw corals for then first time. She has always dreamed of working with our fragile coral ecosystems and earned her degree in biology with a concentration in marine science from the University of North Florida. Abbey is now working to become a coastal science teacher in Jacksonville, FL! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924221103-C8W59DEEA454VBTM2GGH/IMG_2495-400x533.jpg Interns - Sharleen Muñoz – Coral Restoration Intern Sharleen is from Katy, Texas and earned her bachelors degree in marine biology from Texas A&M University. She pursued marine biology as a career path because she wanted to personally see the impact that human interactions have on corals. Prior to joining I.CARE, Sharleen got her divemaster certification in Cape Town South Africa. Sharleen is still living in the Florida Keys and working to save our precious coral reefs! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924223054-AL3ST4LVPBG9H1AK4BFY/IMG_6884-400x533.jpg Interns - Lauren Mahoney – Coral Restoration Intern Lauren is from Den Haag, Netherlands and earned her B.Sc. degree from Duke University in biology with a marine concentration and minored in environmental sciences and policy. Growing up just a 10-minute cycle away from the ocean in the Netherlands, Lauren always knew she wanted to be involved in marine conservation. Then while attending Duke, marine biology quickly became her passion as she spent her summers at the Duke Marine Lab studying marine invertebrate zoology and ecology. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924224283-7ZJGKV1117ZM67OX01GR/22-09-23_7R48338-400x600.jpg Interns - Duncan Coles – Coral Restoration Intern Duncan is from St. Croix, US Virgin Islands and earned his B.A. degree from Colby College in Biology and Environmental Science with a concentration in Marine Ecology. Growing up in St. Croix, he always loved being in the water and began scuba diving around the age of 10! During his undergrad, he studied ocean sciences in the Gulf of Maine and tropical ecology in Costa Rica. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924226722-5WTD402XPUAR94HWK2Z7/IMG_3070-400x533.jpg Interns - Riley Garvey – Coral Restoration Intern Riley is from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and earned his B.S. in Biosystems Engineering from Clemson University. Growing up near the ocean, Riley always knew that he loved marine life. However, when he was applying to colleges, he looked for engineering programs to stimulate his passion for problem-solving and refine his skills in math and science. Fortunately, while at Clemson, he joined a research lab that provided him the opportunity to conduct marine field work for a summer in the Florida Keys! After falling in love with the area, Riley applied for the I.CARE internship and has been working with I.CARE since October, 2021. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924228458-V3LMZ42BLS57CMQI1I5W/f39e9b32-13b6-4597-bb95-ea4ea3829e1c-400x533.jpg Interns - Camille Demaire – Coral Restoration Intern Camille is from La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. She graduated from the University of Neuchatel in Switzerland with her masters degree in Biology. Her undergraduate major was Animal Behavior with a minor in Chemical Ecology. Camille has always been passionate about nature, and water is her element. Protecting marine ecosystems and the creatures that call them home was a natural path for her. Her favorite coral is Elkhorn coral (Acropora palmatta) because juvenile fish love to hide behind its branches! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924231126-IAHPELMKG0XUWU7KQQDQ/IMG_6556-e1644592935691-400x533.jpg Interns - Mackenzie Kawahara – Coral Restoration Intern Mackenzie is from Manhattan Beach, California and earned her B.Sc. degree from the University of California, Davis in Marine and Coastal Science with a Japanese minor. Between her father’s love for the ocean and her mother’s Hawaiian cultural heritage, she was raised from a young age to follow the concept of ‘malama aina,’: an ancient Hawaiian philosophy that seeks to understand and respect the relationship between humans and the land and sea. This inspired her passion from a young age to study marine biology. Post I.CARE, Mackenzie will be pursuing a PhD at Oregon State University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924239082-LVR1RGHN2NGGSH20HFUN/21-11-03_7R47955-600x400.jpg Interns - Alene Nelson – Coral Restoration Intern Alene is from Auburn, Alabama and earned her B.A. degree from Auburn University in Accounting. Working as a divemaster in the Dominican Republic allowed her the opportunity to volunteer with a coral restoration project, ultimately sparking her interest in marine biology. She joined the I.CARE team in February, 2021, assisting with some of the organization’s first coral outplants. After her internship, Alene served for one year as I.CARE’s first Education and Outreach Coordinator. She now dives as one of our local volunteers for outplant, maintenance, and monitoring dives! If you’re a Monroe County local, contact any of our participating dive shops to see how you can get involved. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924241247-7ULZLI6U4KM71A6JAN4L/image_55415491-e1650470428292-400x440.jpg Interns - Nathan Greenslit – Coral Restoration Intern Nathan Greenslit is from Summerville, South Carolina and earned his degree from Clemson University in Biological Sciences. During his time at Clemson, he learned a lot about the complexity and importance of reef ecosystems and wanted to take part in their restoration. Nathan is specifically interested in studying coral resilience to stressors such as disease and warming waters. Post I.CARE, Nathan started attending graduate school at the University of Georgia in January of 2022. He is working on his masters degree in Dr. Erin Lipp’s Environmental Health Science lab. He is studying microbial ecology in marine waters, specifically vibrio population response to iron from Saharan dust depositions. Vibrio can cause cholera in humans and disease in corals, anemones, and other marine life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a54582a2fe0e96593db82e9/1783924243019-K2K004V1JV4CJ53MJUXM/IMG_1596-e1650469780115.jpg Interns - Kelsey Sox – Coral Restoration Intern Kelsey Sox is from Columbia, South Carolina and earned her B.Sc. degree from Clemson University in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology. She is interested in marine fish and how they interact with one another and within their environment. Originally, marine biology was not on Kelsey’s radar, but after watching Netflix’s Chasing Coral, she immediately fell in love with the coral reef ecosystems. Post I.CARE, Kelsey is living back home with her adorable new puppy, Bella. 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