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Have you heard of MASNA?

The name MASNA stands for Marine Aquarium Society of North America. It is the largest non-profit reef aquarium organization in the nation and is known throughout the world. MASNA has many free programs that can be very valuable to your club and members.

MASNA’s goals are to:

 Educate our members with online and published material, the MACNA conference, and other sanctioned events

 Assist in forming and promoting the growth of clubs within the hobby while ensuring a sustainable future for the marine environment

 Support the efforts to eliminate abuses in collecting and transporting marine organisms through education, assistance and encouragement

 Encourage the ethical growth of the marine aquarium hobby and support captive breeding/propagation efforts

MASNA, now in its 27 th year, has a following of thousands of individual reef hobbyists, sponsored by major marine and reef companies and world known speakers and authors. We would like to invite you to the 2016 MACNA reef conference coming up this September 9 th – 11th in San Diego, California.

MASNA’S website is http://www.masna.org. We look forward to talking to you.

Sincerely,?

Richard Hogan
atlarge@@masna.org

NOTE: Is there an email that I can contact your Board of Directors?
 

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NARC is a very loosely organized group of hobbyists in North Alabama. We don't have officers, dues, by-laws, or BOD. Occasionally we meet at a member's house to look at tanks, talk reefing, and eat (mostly eat). San Diego is a pretty good haul for most of us but good luck with your conference.
 

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Alabama Reef Addicts was once part of MASNA, but we have been disbanded due to local conflicts.
I believe the area wants to stay loosely connected like Harry mentioned.
Thanks
 

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