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March 4, 2010

Plan Your Dive…New Diving Adventures

Plan Your Dive…New Diving AdventuresPlan Your Dive…New Diving Adventures

The Diving Expeditions Brainstorm went swimmingly (sorry-ed) in February. Some new local mini-expeditions were planned and foundations laid for international adventures…..

SMALLS EXPEDITION IN LATE AUGUST (21 & 22 August tbc) Travelling on the Pride of Bristol to The Smalls, off Pembrokeshire. An area that is rarely dived, it boasts clear waters, wrecks and friendly seals. Get in touch with Monty Halls info {at} montyhalls(.)com, if you want to come along.

EXPLORING AROUND HOPE COVE  On 17th April Monty will be looking for new dive sites out of Hope Cove. The six places on the RIB were taken on the night but do get in touch with Monty if you want to be on the reserve list. We will share fuel costs.

SARDINE RUN OFF SOUTH AFRICA In June thousands of sharks, dolphins, whales, sailfish and other predators congregate to feed on enormous shoals of sardines. It is the largest animal migration on the planet.  A few of us are interested in putting a trip together. Please contact admin {at} bristolexplorers(.)com if you’re interested.

PLASTIC OCEANS Jo Ruxton told us about Plastic Oceans, a project bringing global awareness to the hundreds of millions of tonnes of plastic debris in the oceans……and crucially an innovative solution to the problem.

We will be having another Diving Expedition Brainstorm later in the year. For more information or for help with a new or ongoing expedition get in touch with Bristol Explorers at belinda {at} bristolexplorers(.)com

By Belinda Kirk | Published in: Events, News | Tags: , , ,

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    paragshah - March 25, 2010

    waters, and the young mature off the Western Cape before returning south to breed.Fewer than a quarter of adult sardines travel up the Eastern Cape. Sardines prefer moderately cool water of 14-20°C, and a combination of events – scientists are still trying to work this out – causes a spur of cold water to sidle northwards up the Eastern Cape, along the narrow continental shelf.
    Sardine Run Diving

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