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Very nice! I participated in a cleanup dive event on the Salt River once. The slope leading down to the 20-foot depth area was pretty much paved with aluminum cans. We hauled out at least 20 garbage bags of debris (including a folding canoe that must've folded mid-paddle), but lots of junk remained after the event finished.
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I am so blessed to call these guys my friends and fellow board members.
2023 was the maiden voyage for our non-profit. We pulled 7,317 pounds of trash out of Arizona waterways last year! We are aiming to spread awareness on the impact of waste in our waterways and continue our efforts to preserve and restore nature.
For more information on our non-profit and the work we do, visit our FB page Salty Scuba Chick and Salty Scuba Squad or our website www.SaltyScubaSquad.org and feel free to reach out if you’d like to participate in our efforts.
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#saltyscubasquad
Sneak peak of the website photo.
I am so blessed to call these guys my friends and fellow board members.
2023 was the maiden voyage for our non-profit. We pulled 7,317 pounds of trash out of Arizona waterways last year! We are aiming to spread awareness on the impact of waste in our waterways and continue our efforts to preserve and restore nature.
For more information on our non-profit and the work we do, visit our FB page Salty Scuba Chick and Salty Scuba Squad or our website www.SaltyScubaSquad.org and feel free to reach out if you’d like to participate in our efforts.
Mahalo
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