MV MAKO is getting ready for the new North Sea season
Our boat MV MAKO is currently being prepared for a new North Sea season by our volunteers. Among other things, she was taken out of the water to completely clean the bottom of the boat from fouling...
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Healthy Seas goes Global with Record Number of Activities
Thanks to the commitment and passion of our Healthy Seas team, our partners and of the many Ghost Diving volunteers we are proud to collaborate with, 2022 was an incredible year for Healthy Seas...
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SKARV: More eyes on marine pollution
In recent years, our projects have increased in size, with different requirements for the preparations. For example, more intensive scouting had to be done and surveys were also carried out above water in addition to the usual reconnaissance dives...
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Ghost Diving Egypt joins East Med in Cyprus
Missions are always planned based on resources, team availability and weather parameters; In early April, we had a team member visiting us from Ghost Diving Egypt for some diving around the island, and jumped at the opportunity to participate and help out with the lift...
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The extremely high price of our eating habits
During their first action of 2023, our Ghost Diving Greece volunteers faced a horrific situation when they tried to remove a ghost net from the waters of the Saronic Gulf. An unlucky turtle became entangled in a fishing net, presumably while trying to feed, and subsequently drowned...
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Healthy Seas joins hands with Ghost Diving Hong Kong to remove gill nets
On March 18th, the Ghost Diving Hong Kong volunteer team kicked off its collaboration with Healthy Seas and with support from DWS Group, successfully recovered about 120kgs of gill nets in the area of Sharp Island, Hap Mun Bay, Sai Kung. Although gill nets are typically very light, they are also the deadliest type of marine litter to marine animals....
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Ghost Diving USA takes care of Tuna Clipper
Ghost Diving USA continues their pursuit of ghost nets on the Tuna Clipper. On February 13, divers set out aboard the Giant Stride to collect more net for the Beam Center playground project. Conditions were less than generous to the team...
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"Ghosts" continue to haunt Ithaca
You certainly didn't miss that in 2021 and 2022 we ran two large abandoned fish farming projects from the beautiful island of Ithaca in the Ionian Sea. The results were impressive and with a total of more than 100,000 KG unparalleled in size. While we were active there we listened carefully to the local population...
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Ghost Diving is the largest and most experienced global diving organization focused on the "ghost fishing" phenomenon with a track record in a wide variety of countries and international waters. 'Ghost fishing' is a common term that describes what happens when derelict fishing gear 'continues to fish', another term used is abandoned, lost, or otherwise discarded fishing gear (ALDFG).
Ghost divers are operating in their free time and carry out innovative and challenging nature conservation projects independent or with the help of known and unknown fellow environmental organizations. Our efforts have brought the phenomenon of 'ghost fishing' to the attention of the public through key international collaborations, inspiring underwater photography, and unparalleled results.
"Ghost fishing gear is everywhere, but so are we!"
Our partners...
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International chapters...
This non-profit driven by technical divers initiates and promotes lost fishing gear removal initiatives worldwide and shows the problem to a wide audience. We are experienced and specifically trained technical divers, who remove marine debris and make the problem called 'ghost fishing' visible to a worldwide audience. We are very interested in worldwide collaboration with other diving teams and like to start or participate in existing projects all over the world.A licença que um casino na Internet tem é o núcleo central quando se trata da segurança dos jogadores. Não é apenas um pedaço de papel que o operador do casino online recebe pelo pagamento de um montante X, mas tem de preencher inúmeras condições para o receber. Se o casino online dinheiro real agir de forma pouco séria, então esta licença ser-lhe-á retirada muito rapidamente. Além disso, tal licença deve ser renovada uma e outra vez e não é, portanto, válida indefinidamente. A fim de distinguir um fornecedor respeitável de uma "ovelha negra", deve prestar atenção a que autoridade emitiu a licença. Porque as licenças não são congruentes - mas todas têm uma coisa em comum: obrigam o casino online a trabalhar seriamente e garantem que tudo está acima do quadro. Os casinos terrestres com os seus jogos têm uma tradição que remonta a décadas e mesmo a séculos, em alguns casos. No entanto, a indústria do jogo online floresceu mais do que num curto período de tempo. O primeiro casino em terra abriu as suas portas em 1765 e o primeiro casino online apareceu cerca de 230 anos mais tarde. Estamos actualmente a escrever o ano de 2018 e, portanto, a indústria dos casinos online já tem 23 anos. Enquanto qualquer outra indústria ainda estaria na sua infância, esta desenvolveu-se rapidamente e dentro de duas décadas tornou-se numa indústria multimilionária que tem uma grande importância a nível mundial. Além disso, os jogos online provam ser muito flexíveis e adaptam-se facilmente a qualquer cultura e sensibilidade tecnológica.
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