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Scubaverse 2018 Christmas Gift Guide
Struggling to find the perfect gift for that special scuba diver in your life? Then struggle no more! Team Scubaverse has searched far and wide to bring you this season’s must have Christmas gifts…
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Ammonite System LED Stingray Video Set from Nautilus Diving
RRP:£399
Tel: 0333 444 0104
Email: info@nautilusdiving.co.uk
Web: www.nautilusdiving.co.uk 
The Ammonite System LED Stingray Video Set from Nautilus Diving… all you need to add is your action camera.
Set contains:
2 x LED STINGRAY VIDEO – 2 x 1000 lumen
2 x battery Li-Ion 18650/3000mA
2 x flexible arms with mounting for LED STINGRAY VIDEO
1 x trail for camera and flexible arm
1 x pouch for batteries storage
1 x double USB charger
1 x plastic case for the set
Please note: this set does not contain a camera housing!
Tel: 0333 444 0104 / Email: info@nautilusdiving.co.uk / Web: www.nautilusdiving.co.uk
Fantasea Line FG9X Camera Housing from Nautilus Diving
RRP:£499
Tel: 0333 444 0104
Email: info@nautilusdiving.co.uk
Web: www.nautilusdiving.co.uk
The FG9X Housing is manufactured to the highest professional standards of function, style and durability.
It is depth rated to 60m/200 feet, provides full access to all camera buttons with clearly labeled controls and access to essential contact points on the camera touch screen.
The Fantasea FG9X is the ultimate waterproof home for the Canon PowerShot G9 X and G9 X Mark II.
Find out more about the FG9X Housing here.
Tel: 0333 444 0104 / Email: info@nautilusdiving.co.uk / Web: www.nautilusdiving.co.uk
XDEEP Ghost Delux from Nautilus Diving
RRP:£529
Tel: 0333 444 0104
Email: info@nautilusdiving.co.uk
Web: www.nautilusdiving.co.uk
Comfortable, Complete and only 2.3Kg
A complete, exceptionally comfortable BC system weighing in at only 2.3Kg. Perfect for the travelling scuba diver. A revolutionary design and cutting edge materials, coupled with no compromises on quality has created a tough and durable BCD unrivalled in recreational diving.
Streamlined for minimum drag
The ability to streamline the diver’s body and equipment in the water has significant advantages. Low drag reduces the effort needed to move through the water. The less effort, the better our gas consumption and the more time we get on our underwater adventure. The GHOST was designed to be completely streamlined, staying tight to the divers body and cylinder. Effort is reduced, enjoyment of the dive is heightened.
Safe and Comfortable at the Surface
Wing systems for recreational diving have a reputation for pushing you face down at the surface; not the GHOST. The upper part of the wing is intentionally smaller than other single cylinder wings to prevent you being pushed forwards. The GHOST maximises it۪s small size but significant lift of over 17 litres of buoyancy. The design ensures that just about all the BCD lift is kept underwater when you are upright at the surface. Whatever the conditions, you will be supported safely and comfortably above the water.
Find out more about the XDEEP Ghost here.
Tel: 0333 444 0104 / Email: info@nautilusdiving.co.uk / Web: www.nautilusdiving.co.uk
Scuba Travel Gift Voucher
RRP:£25 – £50
Tel: 01483 411590
Email: dive@scubatravel.com
Web: www.scubatravel.com
The elves at Scuba Travel HQ have just the pressie for that special diver in your life. Give the gift of travel with our holiday vouchers.
Available in £25 and £50 denominations, these lovely vouchers will look perfect wrapped up under the tree or filling a stocking.
Order yours by the 21st of December for Xmas delivery. Simply call 01483 411590 and our elves will do the rest.
Find out more about Scuba Travel’s Gift Vouchers here.
Tel: 01483 411590 / Email: dive@scubatravel.com / Web: www.scubatravel.com
Ratio iDive Color from Liquid Sports
RRP:£549-£799
Tel: 07585 935522
Email: info@liquidsports.co.uk
Web: www.liquidsports.co.uk
Ratio iDive Color, our latest iDive uses a matrix TFT full coloured screen providing a clear easy to read display.
The user can choose from up to 9 different colours for the data, labels, alarms, titles and menu to personalise the screen.
The reachable Li-ion battery can be used for up 20 hours in dive mode and 1-2 months in watch mode.
All variants have a 3D compass as well as being compatible with optional extras, multi transmitters (with side-mount option) and O2 analyser.
There are 3 variants:
iDive Color Easy, 2 nitrox mix, buhlmann algorithm SRP £549.
iDive Color Deep 3 mix normoxit trimix, selectable buhlmann and VPM algorithm SRP £649.
iDive Color Tech+ 10 gas full trimix with CCR options, selectable buhlmann and VPM algorithm SRP £799.
Find out more about the iDive Color here.
Tel: 07585 935522 / Email: info@liquidsports.co.uk / Web: www.liquidsports.co.uk
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Bigblue A1 1200NP MK2 from Liquid Sports
RRP:£125
Tel: 07585 935522
Email: info@liquidsports.co.uk
Web: www.liquidsports.co.uk
Bigblue Al 1200NP MK2, our best selling product over the last 2 years, has become more compact for 2019, making it a great companion for your dives.
The 1200 lumen beam of 10° gives a sharp intense light that cuts through the water and illuminates your dive. XML LED has 4 settings that is selected through the on/off button and ranges from 120 through to 1200 lumens.
The rechargeable Li-ion battery has a burn time of 2-20 hours depending on which setting is selected.
The light comes with a battery, charging cradle, lanyard and dry bag.
Find out more about the Bigblue Al 1200NP MK2 here.
Tel: 07585 935522 / Email:info@liquidsports.co.uk / Web: www.liquidsports.co.uk
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Sharkskin Rapid Dry from Liquid Sports
RRP:£60 – £65
Tel: 07585 935522
Email: info@liquidsports.co.uk
Web: www.liquidsports.co.uk
Providing ultimate protection from the sun and drying in literally minutes, the loose stylish cut means your Sharkskin Rapid Dry garment is the perfect choice both on and off the water.
Rapid Dry is a lightweight, fast drying fabric in which the material is ‘infused’ and then ‘heat set’ with a water repellent treatment (WRT). This method achieves a finish that is vastly more effective at shedding water and lasts much longer than traditional fabric treatments.
The Rapid Dry fabric is warmer than cotton and nylon/lycra synthetic fabrics when wet. It has an SPF50+ rating for full sun protection, is lightweight, breathable and durable. Available with long sleeve £65 or short sleeved £60 in black, white, pink and black/orange.
Find out more about the Sharkskin Rapid Dry here.
Tel: 07585 935522 / Email: info@liquidsports.co.uk / Web: www.liquidsports.co.uk
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O’Three 3SG Three Season Gloves
RRP:£28.95
Tel: 01305 822820
Email: info@othree.co.uk
Web: www.othree.co.uk
A highly versatile firm favorite, our best selling glove and a favorite of Paul Rose.
This all round glove can be worn from early spring to mid-winter.
– 3mm quality neoprene
– PU Textured Palm
– Longer length
– Elasticated wrist strap
Find out more about the O’Three 3SG Three Season Gloves here.
Tel: 01305 822820 / Email: info@othree.co.uk / Web: www.othree.co.uk
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O’Three PBB eXtreme – Point Below Base Layer System
RRP:£159.95 – £199.95
Tel: 01305 822820
Email: info@othree.co.uk
Web: www.othree.co.uk
Materials that have been proven in more extreme environments than diving have been used by O’Three in the development and manufacture of a technical, functional, easy to wear set of garments specifically designed for our sport.
To stay warm it is imperative you stay dry, not just the job of your drysuit, but your base layer/undersuit as well.
Your first concern must be to move perspiration away from your skin. Polarpro technical thermal fleece wicks, breathes and is hydrophobic, which means the fibres do not absorb water.
Body moisture is transferred away from the skin and in its place a contour of warm dry air is created.
– Flexible two part design – Top and Salopette
– PolarPro Technical Thermal Fleece
– Improved thermal properties
– Improved wind resistance
– Repels water
– Wicks and breathes
– Collar comfort zip
– Double Front Pocket
– Hidden Key Pocket
– Routing for P-Valve (Mens version only)
– Double ended zip on the Salopette
– New and improved spine and lumbar areas
– Stretchable
– Designs specially tailored for Men and Women
Set comprises of Top, Salopette and Socks.
All our PBB sets come ready to dive in their own zipped carry / stash bag.
Find out more about the O’Three PBB eXtreme – Point Below Base Layer System here.
Tel: 01305 822820 / Email: info@othree.co.uk / Web: www.othree.co.uk
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O’Three Deepskin Tech Vest
RRP:£49.95
Tel: 01305 822820
Email: info@othree.co.uk
Web: www.othree.co.uk
Much more than just a rash vest…
Used on its own, unlike a conventional Lycra rash vest the Deepskin tech vest will offer a good degree of thermal insulation, with the added benefit of increased UV protection.
Unisex fit.
When and where to wear:
Use the Deepskin tech vest as an additional thermal neoprene layer under any wetsuit / semi dry. Consider adding the Deepskin short john for when it’s really cold.
Alternatively, when diving in those turquoise waters around the world, the Tech Vest and the Deepskin short john combination on its own is just perfect.
Find out more about the O’Three Deepskin Tech Vest here.
Tel: 01305 822820 / Email: info@othree.co.uk / Web: www.othree.co.uk
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Exposure Lights Action 1-16 Dive Light
RRP:£179.95
Tel: 01798 839300
Email: info@use.group
Web: www.exposurelights.com/products/dive
The Action1-16 is a powerful, compact dive torch packed full of clever engineering including ‘Tap control’ and a traffic light battery feedback system.
The single CREE XPL LED produces 1000 Lumens of bright white light over a 16° Beam and the Internal Thermal Management controls the temperature of the LED, keeping it as efficient and bright as possible allowing use above and below the water.
Factory Sealed to 100 meters, the light charges through the body of the torch with a magnetic connection and USB compatibility. Versatile and light weight it’s the perfect torch for your adventures!
Find out more about the Action 1-16 here.
Tel: 01798 839300 / Email: info@use.group / Web: www.exposurelights.com/products/dive
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Paralenz+ Camera from Cameras Underwater
RRP:£659 (inc.VAT)
Tel: 01404 812277
Email: sales@camerasunderwater.co.uk
Web: www.camerasunderwater.co.uk
The Paralenz+ camera has been designed to be really simple to use whilst producing good results underwater.
It has a pressure sensor that is used to automatically control the white balance so it produces colourful results that look much the same as you see whatever depth you are at, no filters needed.
It can also display depth and temperature as an overlay in your videos, this can be added after the video has been shot using a smartphone/tablet app.
It simply is one of the best underwater cameras.
Find out more about the Paralenz+ Camera from Cameras Underwater here.
Tel: 01404 812277 / Email: sales@camerasunderwater.co.uk / Web: www.camerasunderwater.co.uk
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Fantasea UWL 400F Wide Angle Lens from Cameras Underwater
RRP:435 (inc.VAT)
Tel: 01404 812277
Email: sales@camerasunderwater.co.uk
Web: www.camerasunderwater.co.uk
We think this is one of the best ‘wet’ wide angle lens options around right now as so many compact cameras are fitted with a 24mm lens which vignette (a black ring around the shot) when using other wide angle lenses (WAL) that are mostly designed for cameras with a 28mm lens.
This lens might still vignette when attached to certain camera/housing combinations, though to a lesser extent than with the other lens options available.
When using the Olympus TG-5 inside the PT-058 housing, the UWL-400F does not vignette.
Find out more about the Fantasea UWL 400F Wide Angle Lens from Cameras Underwater here.
Tel: 01404 812277 / Email: sales@camerasunderwater.co.uk / Web: www.camerasunderwater.co.uk
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Inon S-2000 Strobe Head from Cameras Underwater
RRP:£379.99 (inc.VAT)
Tel: 01404 812277
Email: sales@camerasunderwater.co.uk
Web: www.camerasunderwater.co.uk
The World’s Smallest, Best Strobe
Guide number 20, beam angle 105º ×95º without a diffuser, circular 110º light distribution with a diffuser, digital camera compatible highly accurate S-TTL Auto and 12 step Manual mode, rich and fundamental performance is filled in ultra-compact body to exert distinguished mobility.
Find out more about the Inon S-2000 Strobe Head from Cameras Underwater here.
Tel: 01404 812277 / Email: sales@camerasunderwater.co.uk / Web: www.camerasunderwater.co.uk
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Vivid-Pix LAND & SEA SCUBA
RRP: $49.99
Tel: +1 770 657 7007
Email: Info@Vivid-Pix.com
Web: www.vivid-pix.com
Find out more about Vivid-Pix LAND & SEA SCUBA here.
Tel: +1 770 657 7007 / Email: Info@Vivid-Pix.com / Web: www.vivid-pix.com
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AP Diving Self-Sealing Marker Buoy with Easifil Adaptor
RRP:£68
Tel: 01326 561040
Email: Alison@apdiving.com
Web: www.apdiving.com
Simple to inflate using any make of medium pressure inflator hose via the Easifil adaptor.
For diver safety, the Easifil inflator stem has no locking-groove so that the hose is not attached to the SMB at any point during inflation. The hose will be connected only as long as the diver holds it in place.
A unique self-sealing baffle ensures the SMB remains inflated, even out-of-water, so that it can be held up and waved by the diver to attract attention.
Available in a range of high-viz colour combinations, direct from the manufacturer AP Diving.
Find out more about AP Diving’s Self-Sealing Marker Buoy with Easifil Adaptor here.
Tel: 01326 561040 / Email: Alison@apdiving.com / Web: www.apdiving.com
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Finclip
RRP:€69
Email: info@finclip.cloud
Web: www.finclip.it
Would you like to put your fins on as easily as you clip on your skis?
The days of struggling to don your fins when you are fully geared up and risking your balance on a swaying boat are over.
FINCLIP is an accessory that can be easily fitted to all standard open heeled fins which allows you to don your fins hands free without even having to bend over.
Find out more about Finclip here.
Tel: +39 02 92888340 / Email: info@finclip.cloud / Web: www.finclip.it
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Manta Ray Duo Pendant from Reef Jewelry
RRP:£310
Tel: 01234 340006
Email: info@reefjewelry.com
Web: www.ReefJewellery.co.uk
Capture the spirit of the ocean this Christmas with the handmade Manta Ray Duo Pendant from Reef Jewelry.
An inspired design of mantas in formation, three silver mantas and a single contrasting 18ct gold manta, set on a hammered silver pendant and a thick silver snake chain necklace.
Reef Jewelry’s unique life forms are individually designed artistic sculptures created in precious metals and natural stone.
Visit www.ReefJewellery.co.uk for more exquisite jewellery, inspired by our impermeable bond with the ocean, our incredible encounters with its creatures and our closest relationships both below and above the water.
Find out more about the Manta Ray Duo Pendant from Reef Jewelry here.
Tel: 01234 340006 / Email: info@reefjewelry.com / Web: www.ReefJewellery.co.uk
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Anchor Dive Lights Series 1K Spot with FREE Goodman Glove
Special Xmas Price:£130
RRP:£165 (Without Free Goodman Glove)
Email: orders@anchordivelights.com
Web: www.anchordivelights.com
A dive light that’s perfect for diving both during the day and at night.
The tightly focused beam makes it a great primary dive light for recreational divers, and as a reliable backup torch for experienced divers.
The reliable and easy to use push button switch controls both the power output and emergency signalling modes.
The incorporated multi color battery status indicator lets the diver know when the torch is full, running low or somewhere in the middle.
The modular head can be upgraded to an umbilical system, boosting burn time by up to 400%.
The custom goodman glove enables the diver to be able to use the torch even when both hands are busy, e.g. when using a reel for direction.
Available immediately from your local stockist or online.
Find out more about the Anchor Dive Lights Series 1K Spot with FREE Goodman Glove here.
Tel: 00 353 872 876372 / Email: orders@anchordivelights.com / Web: www.anchordivelights.com
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blue o two Gift Vouchers
Tel: 01752 480808
Looking for the ideal present? We have the answer…blue o two Gift Vouchers!
Give the gift of travel. A present that is sure to create unforgettable memories in world-class diving destinations. Your gift voucher has the power to transport someone to far-flung destinations, such as The Galapagos Islands, Truk Lagoon and The Maldives.
Gift vouchers are available to purchase in £20, £50, £100 and £250 denominations or alternatively, you can specify a custom amount.
Gift vouchers can be redeemed against any direct blue o two booking. Simply call our travel team on +44 (0)1752 480808 or email divingholidays@blueotwo.com to order your gift vouchers today.
Find out more about blue o two Gift Vouchers here.
Beaver Sports Mammoth Roller Backpack Bag
Tel: 01484 512354
Huge capacity, superb quality and high specification Rucksack, Trolley-Wheelie Bag. Large main compartment with nylon webbing load retention straps with easy action side release buckle fastening.
Two full length side compartments allow separation of equipment and other items and two front zipped compartments allow quick and simple access to your most important possessions when travelling.
Easily accessible retractable trolley handle provides ease of transport combined with super strong large sized wheels. In addition two fully adjustable padded shoulder straps ensure great comfort for carrying in a ‘traditional rucksack’ style when desired, these can be easily stored away when not required.
A comfort grip moulded rubber handle with heavy duty nylon webbing located at the centre top and Velcro closing 50mm webbing side handle provide plenty of options for ease of carrying in varying situations.
All zippers are nylon track with nylon runners, ensuring that corrosion will not affect operation even when used in the most extreme environments.
Super light and strong Polyester fabric is used, ensuring strength and durability. With the lightweight handle retracted, measures 80cm tall, 47cm wide and 40 cm in depth, giving an incredible total of around 129 Litres of space and weighs just 5Kg.
A superb and easily transported specially designed and fit for purpose diving bag.
Find out more about the Mammoth Roller Backpack Bag from Beaver Sports here.
Tel: 01484 512354 / Email: sales@beaversports.co.uk / Web: www.beaversports.co.uk
Jake Davies boards Ghazala Explorer for an unforgettable Red Sea diving experience…
The second day’s diving was a day full of wreck diving at Abu Nuhas, which included the Chrisoula K, Carnatic, and Ghiannis D. The first dive of the day was onto the Chrisoula K, also known as the wreck of tiles. The 98m vessel remains largely intact where she was loaded with tiles which can be seen throughout the hold. The stern sits at 26m and the bow just below the surface. One of the highlights of the wreck is heading inside and seeing the workroom where the machinery used for cutting the tiles are perfectly intact. The bow provided some relaxing scenery as the bright sunlight highlighted the colours of the soft coral reef and the many reef fish.
Following breakfast, we then headed to the next wreck, which was the Carnatic. The Carnatic is an 89.9m sail steamer vessel that was built in Britain back in 1862. She ran aground on the reef back in 1869 and remains at 27m. At the time, she was carrying a range of items, including 40,000 sterling in gold. An impressive wreck where much of the superstructure remains, and the two large masts lay on the seafloor. The wooden ribs of the hull provide structures for lots of soft corals, and into the stern section, the light beams through, bouncing off the large shoals of glass fish that can be found using the structure as shelter from the larger predators that are found outside of the wreck.
The final wreck at Abu Nuhas was the Ghiannis D, originally called ‘Shoyo Maru,’ which was 99.5m long and built in Japan back in 1969 before becoming a Greek-registered cargo ship in 1980. The ship then ran aground on the reef on April 19th, 1983, and now sits at the bottom at a depth of 27m. Heading down the line, the stern of the ship remains in good condition compared to the rest of the hull. The highlight of the wreck, though, is heading into the stern section and down the flights of stairs to enter the engine room, which remains in good condition and is definitely worth exploring. After exploring the interior section of the ship, we then headed over to see the rest of the superstructure, where it’s particularly interesting to see the large table corals that have grown at the bow relatively quickly considering the date the ship sank. After surfacing and enjoying some afternoon snacks, we made sure everything was strapped down and secured as we would be heading north and crossing the Gulf of Suez, where the winds were still creating plenty of chop.
The next morning, it was a short hop to Ras Mohammed Nature Reserve for the next couple of days of diving. The 6am wake-up call came along with the briefing for the first site we would be diving, which was Shark & Yolanda. The low current conditions allowed us to start the dive at Anemone City, where we would drift along the steep, coral-filled wall. These dives involved drifts, as mooring in Ras Mohammed wasn’t allowed to protect the reefs. As a dive site, Shark & Yolanda is well-known and historically had a lot of sharks, but unfortunately not so many in recent years, especially not so early in the season. However, there was always a chance when looking out into the blue.
The gentle drift took us along the steep walls of the site, with plenty of anemone fish to be seen and a huge variety of corals. It wasn’t long into the dive before we were accompanied by a hawksbill turtle, who drifted with us between the two atolls before parting ways. Between the two reefs, the shallow patch with parts of coral heads surrounded by sand provided the chance to see a few blue-spotted stingrays that were mainly resting underneath the corals and are always a pleasure to see. With this being the morning dive, the early sunlight lit up the walls, providing tranquil moments. Looking out into the blue, there was very little to be seen, but a small shoal of batfish shimmering underneath the sunlight was a moment to capture as we watched them swim by as they watched us.
Towards the end of the dive, we stopped at the wreck of the Jolanda where the seafloor was scattered with toilets from the containers it was carrying. This provided a unique site to make a safety stop, which was also accompanied by a large barracuda slowly swimming by, along with a hawksbill turtle calmly swimming over the reef as the sun rays danced in the distance.
For the next dive, we headed north to the Strait of Tiran to explore the reefs situated between Tiran Island and Sharm El Sheik, which were named after the British divers who had found them. We started on Jackson before heading to Gordons Reef, where we also did the night dive. All the atolls at these sites provided stunning, bustling coral reefs close to the surface and steep walls to swim along, which always provided the opportunity to keep an eye out for some of the larger species that can be seen in the blue. Midwater around Jackson Reef was filled with red-toothed triggerfish and shoals of banner fish, which at times were so dense that you couldn’t see into the blue. Moments went by peacefully as we enjoyed the slow drift above the reef, watching these shoals swim around under the mid-afternoon sun.
The night dive at Gordon’s Reef was mainly among the stacks of corals surrounded by sand, which was great to explore under the darkness. After some time circling the corals, we came across what we were really hoping to find, and that was an octopus hunting on the reef. We spent the majority of the dive just watching it crawl among the reef, blending into its changing surroundings through changes in colour and skin texture. It’s always so fascinating and captivating to watch these incredibly intelligent animals, in awe of their ability to carry out these physical changes to perfectly blend into the reef. Before we knew it, it was time to head back to the boat to enjoy a well-deserved tasty dinner prepared by the talented chefs onboard.
Check in for the 3rd and final part of this series from Jake tomorrow!
To find out more about the Northern Red Sea reef and wrecks itineraries aboard Ghazala Explorer, or to book, contact Scuba Travel now:
Email: dive@scubatravel.com
Tel: +44 (0)1483 411590
Photos: Jake Davies / Avalon.Red
The Shark Trust is excited to announce that, for two more days only, all donations, large or small, will be doubled in the Big Give Green Match Fund!
Donate to Basking in Nature: Sighting Giants
The Shark Trust is hoping to raise £10k which will be doubled to £20k. This will go towards Basking in Nature: Sighting Giants. And they need YOUR help to reach they’re goal.
The Shark Trust’s citizen science project is to monitor and assess basking sharks through sightings; encouraging data collection, community engagement, and promoting nature accessibility. This initiative aims to enhance health and wellbeing by fostering a deeper connection with British Sharks.
Campaign Aims
- Increase citizen science reporting of Basking Sharks and other shark sightings to help inform shark and ray conservation.
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