Tag: marinelife

• THE HEART OF THE OCEAN

  AN INTRODUCTION TO CORAL & CORAL REEFS To understand the value of Coral we need to understand its role in the ocean as well as our relationship to the ocean. Be aware of the following factors, indicative that we actually live on PLANET OCEAN and not Earth. We usually meet the sea where it meets…

  Lynni Lochenkov

  April 7, 2025

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  #animals, #bethechange, #coralsex, #dreams, #goingviral, #images, #learn, #makingbabies, #mermaidvibes, #needtoknow, #newlife, #news, #Photograph, #realitycheck, #restoration, biodiversity, blog, blogger, climate-change, Coral, Coral Conservation, coralconservation, corals, diving, ecosystems, environment, heart, hope, islandlife, islandvibes, journey, keepersofthesea, love, marinelife, mauritius, Mermaid, nature, onderwaterphotography, photo, photography, save our seas, savetheplanet, scuba, scubadiving, sea, sustainability, travel, travelblog, underwater, underwaterphotography, viral, virals, writing

• 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

• UNLIKELY BUDDIES

  I cannot imagine that SCUBA diving would ever stop to excite me, as each dive, even on the same location, is a completely different experience. But my 18th dive was a morning dive. I admit that upon waking at 07h00 in the morning, my first thought is not, “Hey, let’s get wet and go diving”,…

  Lynni Lochenkov

  June 13, 2023

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  diving, fish, marinelife, mauritius, scuba, scuba adventure, scubadiving, sea, travelblog, underwater, underwaterlife