
My love for all things aquatic prompted me to start diving nearly 10 years ago and this weekend I'm looking forward upping my skills. It's rather dorky, but I agree with my training book- divers are natural ambassadors for the environment because you come face-to-face with such beauty and realize how much there is to preserve. This weekend, I am particularly eager to learn about fish identification techniques which will help to monitor coral reefs.


Poor Knights Islands is a marine reserve that is rated as one of the top 10 dive spots in the world because of the plethora of underwater life. I can't wait to see all kinds of beautiful sea creatures, but until then I'll admire the work of Jen Lobo. Ok, back to the books.
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