Tag: coral volunteer

• ROMANTIC CORALS MAKING BABIES

  When the moon is full and everything is just so right! Last week, with the full moon at the end of October, the coral reefs, in the Grand Port of Mahebourg and Pointe d’Esny, Mauritius, had their annual mass spawning! Everything must have been perfect for them to feel romantic! The light, water temperature and…

  Lynni Lochenkov

  November 7, 2023

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  Coral, Coral Conservation, Coral Reefs, Coral Reproduction, Coral restoration, Coral Sex, Coral Spawning, coral volunteer, diving, Global Warming, marine conservation, mauritius, Pointe d’Esny, pollution, save our seas, scuba, scuba adventure, sea, travel, travelblog, Wakashio Oil Spill

• NEUTRAL BUOYANCY

  A question of balance. New divers often struggle finding that sweet spot where they can just hover, neutrally buoyant. You either rise uncontrolled, struggling to descend or you sink and risk damage to some sensitive marine organisms.   When I thought I was going to do coral transplantation shortly after qualifying as a SSI Open Water…

  Lynni Lochenkov

  November 5, 2023

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  balance, conservation, Conservation advocacy, Coral Conservation, coral volunteer, diving, False bay, impact divers, kelp forest, kelp forest diving, life, lifelessons, live now, marine conservation, marine ecology, marinelife, save our seas, scuba, scuba adventure, Scuba Atlantic Ocean, scubadiving, sea, selfdevelopment, Simons town, South Africa, travel, travelblog