February has gone in a flash!
I've been teaching a few specialties like Fish Identification, Dive Against Debris, been on a UV (ultra violet) night dive and have transplanted a few 'Adopt A Corals' for customer. Amongst that, I've been running ecobrick workshops, beach and dive site clean ups to name but a few. Also, what's been fun is that we've recently been doing step by step guides as to how to make recycle things ..check out our Eco Koh Tao facebook page. It was Simon's fun idea but it's been fun recycling and trying to come up with new idea's :-D
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| UV Night Dive |
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| Adopt a Coral |
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| Eco Brick Workshop |
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| Dive Against Debris |
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| Land Clean Up |
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| Step by step guide |
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| Cleaning our coral nurseries |
Simon's been teaching a lot of 'Self Reliant' certifications which has kept him busy and out of trouble.
We've also been out on Cuthbert a few times using the sonar to try and find new dives sites but as the visibility hasn't been the best, it's been a little difficult and as we can't moor up as there are no mooring lines, we've been using the sonar to look at depth, volume of fish and I've been jumping in to see if I could see anything snorkeling, no joy as of yet. All very exciting though.
Today Simon's gone off on a fishing boat with a couple of the boys to try and salvage a very expensive anchor which has been snagged, halfway between here and the mainland. It belongs to one of the influential Thai families and they want to salvage the anchor which is very valuable and its at around 30/40 mtrs, ..so I hope all goes well. This is day 2. He's taken his go pro, so we should have some footage at some stage :-D
