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Reef Smart representatives Ian Popple and Peter McDougall gave a public talk at the Boca Raton location of Force-E Scuba on the evening August 15, 2018. There was a great turn out for the presentation, where the team explained Reef Smart’s mapping techniques and presented the company’s rapidly expanding series of waterproof dive and snorlel cards. Ian and Peter also decribed the currrent mapping project underway in Palm Beach County, which will results in a new guidebook and an expanded series of waterproof cards for the east coast. Jim ”Chiefy” Mathie was present at the talk and covered the story for the Pelican Newspaper.