What does FRAG mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Fish Reef Aquarium Group (FRAG) is a non-profit organization specialized in conserving, protecting, and preserving marine life and the environment. FRAG works with aquariums around the world to support sustainable fishkeeping practices, conservation research, and habitat management initiatives.

FRAG's mission is to promote responsible aquaculture and reefkeeping practices that respect both marine ecosystems and our planet's sustainability. We strive to create awareness of environmental impacts associated with unsustainable practices, promote conservation efforts for endangered species, and create initiatives for the safekeeping of our oceans.

FRAG works to conserve coral reefs worldwide through research-based initiatives such as monitoring ocean pollution, coral reef health assessments, aquatic habitat restoration projects, marine debris removal from beaches and coastlines, as well as educational outreach campaigns on sustainable fishing practices. In addition, we support conservation organizations by providing financial resources for their work.

You can get involved with FRAG by creating your own fundraising projects or donating directly to us — this will help us continue vital research related to the preservation of marine habitats and its inhabitants. Additionally, you can volunteer your time to join our conservation efforts by contacting us through our website or social media accounts.

Yes there is! In order to join or work with any of FRAGs' project teams or activities you must adhere to an age minimum requirement of 18 years old due safety regulations required when working around water sources. However no matter what your age is you can always help spread awareness about the importance of protecting our oceans!

Yes! The donations received by FRAGS goes towards funding and supporting a variety of projects such as monitoring water pollution levels at oceanic locations worldwide, research about aquatic species populations Dynamics & Conservation Plans in association with major Universities around the world as well as collaboration with other organizations in joint initiatives like beach cleanups & more.

We accept one-time payments via credit/debit cards which are securely processed via PayPal — all fees associated with transactions are covered by us so that all funds collected go solely towards aiding marine life conservation efforts worldwide. You may also choose to set up monthly donations which will contribute towards achieving greater goals in a shorter amount of time!

We do offer internships programs! Internships are open throughout all seasons depending on specific needs; we incentivize interns through free diving courses & material reimbursement once their internship period has been completed. To apply for an internship you must be over 17 year old and have at least intermediate knowledge on basic marine biology concepts plus having experience in coral reef management would be great too!