FORCE BLUE at Super Bowl LIV
FORCE BLUE, the only non-profit organization in the world that retrains and redeploys former Special Operations veterans and military-trained combat divers to assist in marine and coral reef conservation efforts, launched its latest mission, 100 Yards of Hope, February 2, 2020 at Super Bowl LIV in Miami.
By uniting the community of Special Operations veterans with the world of marine science and conservation, FORCE BLUE has created a transpartisan model of caring, cooperation and positive change with the power to restore lives and restore the planet.
The world premiere of 100 Yards of Hope, a documentary about the unique Super Bowl restoration of a football field-sized coral reef, will debut during NFL Draft week in Cleveland, the host city of this year’s Draft.
Acceptance into the AAUS is a tremendous feather-in-the-cap for FORCE BLUE in that it enables the nonprofit to further its mission to “preserve and restore” by partnering with universities, aquariums and NGO’s around the world.
After successfully completing our “DIVE 55” marine debris removal operation to kick off NFL Green Week in Tampa, FORCE BLUE divers traveled back to Miami where the team out-planted 55 pieces of Elkhorn coral on to our “100 Yards of Hope” reef restoration site in celebration of Super Bowl LV.
Partners
FORCE BLUE is proud to partner with some of the biggest names in marine science and marine resource preservation, both for its training and its mission deployments.
