Seattle Times article about Alaska coral
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I saw a similar article in today's local rag as well...
diverwannabe
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I bet a lot of divers worked hard to make this happen.
I doubt there was any input from divers at all. Most of these areas are well beyond recreational dive limits. The scientific community's been lobbying vociferously for several years to reduce commercial trawling on hardbottom habitats. Only in the last couple of years have we started to see results.diverwannabe:
sitka diver
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U guys r missing some good diving up here....................www.akdivers.net
SeanQ
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sitka diver:
I need to get a drysuit first. Diving in the balmy waters around Victoria have made me a warm water wussy.
Actually, in summertime the water temps here in SouthCentral are comparable or even warmer than PNW temps. This time of year is an entirely different story however :11::11:SeanQ:I need to get a drysuit first. Diving in the balmy waters around Victoria have made me a warm water wussy.
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