2016 GAFC at Can Cat Beach (94010001)
Our Fifth Annual GAFC will be held on Saturday, July 16th on Deer Island, New Brunswick.
Low Tide is at 15:59 with a Tidal Range of 12.8 feet. (ADT, using Wilson’s Beach Data)
Meet and greet at 15:25 to review species recorded at the site and to be in the group picture.
After the dive we will compare sighting while enjoying a Marshmallow roast.
For more info please contact: michaeljmurphy17@gmail.com
Attention all snorkelers and SCUBA divers...Want to know more about the Reef Monitoring Project and local marine life?
Join the San Diego Oceans Foundation's FREE identification training program and better understand what goes on just beyond the surf zone!Whether you're a fish expert or a new to marine science, this class will leave you with a ton of interesting facts about our underwater world...and it doesn't stop there!
Attention all snorkelers and SCUBA divers...Want to know more about the Reef Monitoring Project and local marine life?
Join the San Diego Oceans Foundation's FREE identification training program and better understand what goes on just beyond the surf zone!Whether you're a fish expert or a new to marine science, this class will leave you with a ton of interesting facts about our underwater world...and it doesn't stop there!
July is the start of REEF's annual Fish Count and we would like to help you prepare for it. Join us at the store on June 21st at 6:00pm for a Fish ID class to help you learn more of the marine life we have in our waters. This is a great time for all level of divers so don't be bashful - we are all learning.
We like to encourage everyone to do a REEF survey on any dive that you do, but our July 1st BBQ is a great time to start if you haven't done one yet.
(250) 756-1863
info@nanaimodiveoutfitters.ca
For the 10th year in a row, CoCo View Resort in Roatan is hosting a GAFC event for the whole month of July. Seminars include Basic Fish ID, and subsequent seminars targeting common families of fish, such as Parrotfish, Angelfish, Wrasses, Butterflyfish, and so on. Contests for identifying fish are held daily with prizes for daily participants.
Available to all guests of CoCoView for free!
Programs repeat on a weekly cycle.
15th Annual Fish Count hosted by the New England Aquarium Dive Club. Dives are at various sites throughout Mass. and Maine. Picnic, raffle and survey submission help at Stage Fort Park. Full details here: http://www.neadc.org/gafc/index.htm
Conducting survey dives on Sunday July 26th, 7am, to the Ledges
*must be certified diver
Participants receive $10 off their dives
Charleston Scuba, South Carolina
Please join us for a free fish ID class before our dives, on July 15th at 6:30pm at Charleston Scuba.
The fish ID seminar can be turned into a Project AWARE Fish ID specialty(for additional cost)
Free Fish ID seminar Wednesday July 15th at 6:30 PM
Charleston Scuba, South Carolina
This fish ID seminar can be turned into a Project AWARE Fish ID specialty(for additional cost)
Conducting survey dives on Sunday July 26th to the Ledges,
*must be certified diver
Participants receive $10 off their dives
FUN FISH Survey Dives
Fish Identification Class to be held Wednesday evening July 9th from 6 pm to 9pm at Hydrosports Dive and Travel ; located at 3846 River Road North Keizer, Oregon. The Fish Id class is free of charge and will introduce the basics of fish identification and the 40 most common fish encountered in the Pacific North West. ID Class will be taught by Carol and Gregg Cline, Expert Fish Surveyors who are both part of the REEF Advanced Assessment Team for the PNW.
