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This website is dedicated to conservation and preservation. The mission is to educate about issues and to take direct action.

We are focused on removing fishing line, nets, crab traps and other debris from the marine eco systems that.......

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Ft Pierce Inlet Scuba Teams 7/26/2008  
GREAT NEWS:

Divers are granted initial rights to clean up the south side of the inlet jetty on Saturday, July 26, 2008 at slack low tide 2 PM.

Scripps Newspaper Article

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Sebastian Inlet Scuba Teams-7/19/08  
The Earth Day Journal, is asking for dedicated scuba divers, boat owners and other volunteers to help with an underwater clean-up of Sebastian Inlet State Park. The dive will take place on July 19, 2008.

Lunch is sponsored by Rotary Club of Orchid Island at Riverview Park, 1:30PM

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Fishing Line Awareness Campaign 2008(FLAC/SLACK)  
July 19,2008

The clean up date has been adjusted to coincide with the first annual Waterways Clean Up coordinated by Marine Industries of the Treasure Coast

The Earth Day Journal, in cooperation with don Under Images, WaterNSports, Kayaks, Etc. and Tropical Kayak Tours is asking boat captains, scuba divers, kayakers and shoreline volunteers to sign up and help remove marine debris that poses a threat to wildlife.

Please choose an area and activity below you wish to volunteer your efforts. Thank you.

Please click here for a sign up form.

Please click here for Waterways Cleanup Flyer

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Excalibur Project  
fishnetThe Excalibur Project map is a mission to identify underwater debris hot spots worldwide. Please send us reports about debris hot spot along with gps heading and we will post it.

You will begin to see the hot spots on this map added as reports arrive. For now you can click on any of the text next to the inlets to see a satellite image from the Teraserver-USA project. The Cleanup Sites are the little green balls marked A thru E. The graphics are a bit crude right now but this is enough to give you some idea of what we are working on.

If you have any ideas or suggestions, please feel free to Contact Us or start a new thread in our UMT Forum. We would love to hear from you

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