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Courtesy in SNUBA
Courtesy in SNUBA
All Snuba Recreational Centers are members of the Reef Alliance. Coral reefs are fragile living organisms and with a little understanding, they can be preserved for hundreds of years to come. All forms of diving help to make people more aware of our coral reefs, what they are, and how to protect them. However, all forms of diving also have the abilty to expose coral reefs to damage.
Please following these guidelines while Snuba diving, scuba diving, or snorkeling:
Do NOT touch anything.
Never take anything - shells, sand, coral, etc. Although very beautiful, empty shells become new homes for other marine animals.
While Snuba diving be aware of where you are in the water to avoid bumping into corals. If you are unable to control your depth by just swimming while neautrally bouyant, hold onto the Snuba air line as that will keep you at one depth and give you more control.
Fins are not foot protection! Never use you fins to push off of coral or the bottom.
Don't feed the marine life. Bread, frozen peas, etc. are not part of the natural food chain for fish.
Wear environmentally friendly biodegradable sunscreen - yes, regular sunscreen is bad for corals.
After your Snuba dive ask questions about what you saw and tell others about what they can do to help preserve our tropical reefs.
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