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9 March 2008
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Seasearch South and West Wales
Seasearch is a national project for volunteer sports divers who have an interest
in what they're seeing under water, want to learn more and want to help protect the
marine environment. The main aim is to map out the various types of seabed found
in the near-
Find out more about the national programme and how you can get involved here.
Seasearch began in South and West Wales in the late 1980’s with surveys organised
by Francis Bunker in Cardigan Bay; Stackpole, South Pembrokeshire and the Gower Peninsula.
Kate Lock took over as voluntary co-
In 2005 funding allowed the appointment of two co-

Between 2005 and 2007 surveys were completed around Skokholm Island; throughout Milford Haven; Sarn Cynfelin, Aberystwyth; Gower; North and South Pembrokshire coasts; The Smalls; Grassholm and Gateholm. Summary reports for these and previous surveys in the Region are available in pdf format from the Seasearch website achievements page.
If you would like to do a Seasearch course or join a diving survey in the Region then check the courses and diving surveys calendars for 2007 – to book please contact the organiser.
