project aware

Date: 
Sep. 16/11
Location: 
Emperor Divers Nuweiba
Egypt
28° 58' 33.3588" N, 34° 40' 39.5688" E

Today, on Friday 16th of September, we will reward all our divers again who help us collect rubbish. The third dive of the day will only be 5 euros. Come and join! 

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Date: 
Sep. 22/11
Location: 
Exotic Island Dive Resort
Philippines
11° 19' 39.9792" N, 124° 7' 16.0752" E

WE NEED YOUR HELP! 

PLEASE JOIN OUR DIVE AGAINST DEBRIS CLEANUP DIVE AND DATA COLLECTIONS TAKING PLACE ON 22 AND 23 SEPTEMBER 2011

ALL VOLUNTEERS NEED TO ATTEND A SHORT PRESENTATION TO EXPLAIN WHY, WHAT AND HOW

 

DIVERS AND NON-DIVERS WELCOME

STAFF AND GUESTS WELCOME

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Date: 
Sep. 17/11
Location: 
Newport Fingers, Newport, Oregon
United States
44° 36' 57.6972" N, 124° 3' 43.5672" W

Saturday, September 17th (10am meet time; 11am-2pm dive time) - Annual International Coastal Clean-up and BBQ at Newport, Oregon! (FREE)

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Aug. 31/11

Welcome to your first Dive Against Debris! Whether you dive with a buddy or lead a group of volunteers, this guide provides all the materials you’ll need to successfully complete your first debris and data collection dive. Become familiar with critical data collection protocols and “dive right in”. Happy surveying and thank you for participating in a Dive Against Debris

Date: 
Sep. 24/11
Location: 
Nemes Diving and Water Sports Academy Ltd
Holborough Quarry Holborough Lakes
Snodland, KEN ME6 5PD
United Kingdom
51° 20' 3.7176" N, 0° 26' 24.9684" E

Come along and help out with this years big lake clean up event.  Plenty to do for divers and non-divers.  There will be a raffle, games, activities and trade stands.  Last years event was great fun and a big success. As well as helping to clear the lake and surrounding area we also hope to raise lots of money for Project Aware. Something all the family can take part in, so come along, muck in and meet new friends and maybe win yourself a prize!  This 2 day event will be taking place on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th September 2011. 

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Aug. 10/11

Fed up of litter strewn beaches and reefs full of trash? So are we. Think you can make a real difference through your diving? So do we. This is why Project AWARE has created Dive Against Debris, an underwater survey of the rubbish in our ocean.

 

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VIDEO
Aug. 07/11

Over the past two decades of underwater conservation we've learned that divers are true leaders in ocean protection. We're ocean heroes numbering in the millions across the globe. We believe together our actions will make a huge impact and will help to rescue the ocean.

Welcome to Project AWARE
Date: 
Aug. 01/11
Location: 
Australia
Australia
33° 54' 51.084" S, 151° 6' 21.4452" E

Coastalwatch are producing a 7 part series looking at the amazing underwater environments on Australia's East Coast, partnering with PADI, Project Aware and AMCS.

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Jul. 28/11

Here are three top reasons why we’re gaga over sharks:

1. Sharks are critical to the health of our ocean planet.

2. We’re fishing them to extinction (cue the alarm bells!)

3. Divers, who are some of sharks’ closest friends, can help save them.

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Long-time Project AWARE supporter, Pedro Mendes, is passionate about wildlife and conservation. But this year, he’s taking that passion to a whole new level. Pedro has pledged to raise £2,000 for ocean protection through Project AWARE by 31st December. And he’s not taking this pledge lightly.

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