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Join us on clean up for PADI aware Pre-Requisites Minimum certification: PADI Junior Open Water Diver (or equivalent) Minimum age requirement: 10 years old Dive Against Debris Specialty Certification As a one dive specialty, the Dive Against Debris course counts as an adventure dive in the PADI Advanced Open Water Course. Help keep your favorite dive site and local marine environment free of debris and contribute to the largest global underwater database in the world. To reduce marine debris by 50% in targeted countries by 2030, we need everyone working together at local, national and international levels. Learn More

Mangrove Clean Up This is a fun and different activity as not only do participants take part in a clean up and Boat Cruise! Typically 3hours, we meet at our Boat Launch point located near the Club. Our introduction briefing covers the importance of mangroves to our ecosystem, information on what mangroves are and the animals that live in them, as well as talk about ocean debris. Dana the Dugong always joins us for this activity too. As with the beach clean up, we will use the Clean Swell App, and tell participants how they can become citizen scientists using the app. We also do an instructional and safety briefing. We then go out into the channels of the mangroves and collect trash. Learn More

Reef Check Training
Reef Check is a global organisation combining education and research to help protect reefs and oceans. As a Reef Check surveyor you can contribute to reef conservation efforts and dive for minimal costs while helping with surveys! At the successful completion of this course you will be awarded with Reef Check International EcoDiver card. As a Reef Check EcoDiver and a Reef Check UAE volunteer you will be able to participate in monthly survey dives which will help us understand the threats our local marine ecosystems are facing by collecting valuable data. Upon completion of the course you will also join a team of thousands of volunteer Reef Checkers around the world so you may choose to apply your new skills elsewhere because Reef Check is operational in over 90 countries worldwide! If you are interested in knowing more about our marine environment, collecting data from our local reefs and getting more out of your dives, this course is exactly what you are looking for!

Please get in touch with us to find out when our next course will be held.

 

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Let’s take action and make a difference for our local coastal waters on World Ocean Day! Let the scuba diver community lead the charge with us! Join us, make a difference and be a citizen scientist by collecting, weighing, recording and reporting our data to Project Aware’s Dive Against Debris program! Learn More

Join Al Mahara for a Dive Against Debris and pay the ocean forward by helping clean it up!

When: 30th November 2020.

Timing: Morning dive at 7.45am and we should be back to the dive center at 12.00

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***Youth castaway Island on Red Tin Roof Island*** Includes kayak hire, guides, survival provisions, learn how to make a shelter, learn how to use a compass, kayak to the castaway island (approx 2km), learn how to make a fire and fire safety, how to set up tents and cook your own foods and food safety and use some of the skills learned over the wilderness discovery. Note: All youth should be reasonably fit and comfortable on a kayak, all youth brings their own food, some cooking tools, sleeping bag, ground sheet or cover, toiletry, some fresh water. We provide all kayaks, safety supervision, kayak and paddle, lifejacket hire, shelter building materials, fire building materials, compass and orienteering gear, safety provisions, instructions on those skills. Learn More

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Pre-Requisites Minimum certification: PADI Junior Open Water Diver (or equivalent) Minimum age requirement: 10 years old Dive Against Debris Specialty Certification As a one dive specialty, the Dive Against Debris course counts as an adventure dive in the PADI Advanced Open Water Course. Help keep your favorite dive site and local marine environment free of debris and contribute to the largest global underwater database in the world. To reduce marine debris by 50% in targeted countries by 2030, we need everyone working together at local, national and international levels. See PADI AWARE’s Marine Debris page for more information. Learn More