B.R.E.A.M. P.O. Box 513, Warwick, WKBX, BERMUDA
Read the Reports:
Status and Trends of Bermuda Reefs and Fishes: 2016 Report Card [LINK]
Status and Trends of Bermuda Reefs and Fishes: 2015 Report Card [link]
Baseline Condition of the Coral Reefs and Fishes Across Three Depth Zones of the Forereef of Bermuda [link]
About Us:
BREAM is non-government, not-for-profit marine science research and conservation programme supported solely by research grants and public donations.
The programme is run by Dr. Thaddeus Murdoch, Ph.D.,
a Bermudian marine scientist with over 20 years research experience. Since 2002, Dr. Murdoch and the BREAM Team of Bermudian researchers and international student interns have mapped all the reefs and marine habitats in Bermuda, and then collected baseline data from over 200 sites where they measured the condition of coral reefs, seagrass meadows and fish stocks across the island.
We coordinate conservation efforts such as coral transplantation, impact assessments and marine habitat restoration.
BREAM’s primary goal is to empower the public to understand that a healthy reef system and abundant fishes are critical to our survival here on the small island of Bermuda.
The aims of BREAM are:
The programme is run by Dr. Thaddeus Murdoch, Ph.D.,
a Bermudian marine scientist with over 20 years research experience. Since 2002, Dr. Murdoch and the BREAM Team of Bermudian researchers and international student interns have mapped all the reefs and marine habitats in Bermuda, and then collected baseline data from over 200 sites where they measured the condition of coral reefs, seagrass meadows and fish stocks across the island.
We coordinate conservation efforts such as coral transplantation, impact assessments and marine habitat restoration.
BREAM’s primary goal is to empower the public to understand that a healthy reef system and abundant fishes are critical to our survival here on the small island of Bermuda.
The aims of BREAM are:
- To support multidisciplinary studies of Bermuda’s coral reef complex in order to enhance the research and management of our unique marine environment
- To properly document and orchestrate data collection, management and sharing through the development of a GIS framework and information database, in order to promote improved local, regional and international understanding of coral reef systems.
- To integrate the resource managers, the scientific community and the users in the management processes to define common goals and to recognize the significant pressures and conflicts that are placed upon our marine environment.
- To promote a range of public awareness programmes, with the goal of promoting care of our unique coral reef ecosystem.
Get involved with BREAM
The BREAM programme is a Bermudian-run non-government
research and conservation initiative supported solely by
volunteers, research funding and public donations.
Volunteer: If you are interested in volunteering as a diver, boater,
or in other ways, please contact us at info@bermudabream.org
Become a Sponsor: If you are interested in sponsoring our fieldwork
or contributing goods &/or services to the project, then please contact
Dr. Thad Murdoch directly at tmurdoch@bermudabream.org
Become a Corporate Sponsor: For corporate sponsors who wish
to learn more about the project, please contact Dr. Thad Murdoch
at: tmurdoch@bermudabream.org
The BREAM programme is a Bermudian-run non-government
research and conservation initiative supported solely by
volunteers, research funding and public donations.
Volunteer: If you are interested in volunteering as a diver, boater,
or in other ways, please contact us at info@bermudabream.org
Become a Sponsor: If you are interested in sponsoring our fieldwork
or contributing goods &/or services to the project, then please contact
Dr. Thad Murdoch directly at tmurdoch@bermudabream.org
Become a Corporate Sponsor: For corporate sponsors who wish
to learn more about the project, please contact Dr. Thad Murdoch
at: tmurdoch@bermudabream.org
