Want to know more about Dive Against Debris before you dive in for a cleaner ocean? Try this FAQ sheet. If after reading this sheet you would need more information then please drop us an email at DiveAgainstDebris@projectaware.org
Calling all dive geeks and ocean warriors: the ocean needs you (and your underwater data).
Since the first Project AWARE International Cleanup Day events in 1993, AWARE divers organized thousands of cleanups to protect underwater habitats and marine species. Cleanup dives from the past 18 years have been a true inspiration, placing scuba divers in the spotlight, key to addressing debris issues on a global scale.
Show your commitment to ocean protection. Download this artwork and print your very own Dive Against Debris display to show your divers how to take action on marine debris. Place in your classroom, dive store or make it part of your display at an upcoming dive show.
Calling all event leaders! Are you organizing a Dive Against Debris activity with your divers? Before you take the plunge with dive volunteers, be sure they sign and complete a customized liability release form.
Personalize the AWARE Dive Against Debris poster by adding your local event details. Display posters in your dive center or local community to recruit volunteers and show your support for a clean ocean.
Customizing the poster is easy, just follow these steps:
1. Click to download the poster.
2. Add your event details; Dive Center/Organizer Name Date; Location; Contact
3. Print poster copies (up to 11” x 17” or A3 size paper)
Are you a Dive Against Debris event organizer? Show it off to customers and colleagues! Simply add a Dive Against Debris web banner to your website to promote your local events or demonstrate your commitment to the fight against marine debris. It’s easy to add a banner (728 by 90 pixels) to your site.
The final but critical step in your Dive Against Debris is to submit your data online.
Use the Dive Against Debris Data card before and after your dive to record information about your dive site, debris survey and the debris items you found. It will make the online data submission - the final but critical step in your Dive Against Debris - faster and easier.
Well, 30 divers and snorkelers from OceanAdventures Dive Center in Kolding, Denmark can answer that question when last Saturday they cleaned the lake as part of a Project AWARE Dive Against Debris event.
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