June 10th 2019 This week saw me move on from my Open Water diving qualification and into learning how to become an SSI Advanced Adventurer (PADI Advanced Open Water equivalent). To achieve this certification I would need to become more comfortable with my skills while diving and take five speciality courses. The first of theseContinue reading “Conservation in Paradise: Grenada Week 5”
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Conservation in Paradise: Grenada Week 4
June 3rd 2019 As I left mainland Grenada I wondered whether or not Carriacou would be as beautiful and I was not disappointed. After spending a night in the lovely and comfortable Sea Breeze Hotel and taking the morning ferry over to Carriacou it was instantly obvious that this was another beautiful location, that IContinue reading “Conservation in Paradise: Grenada Week 4”
Conservation in Paradise: Grenada Week 2
May 21st 2019 My second week Is now coming to an end and my experience in Grenada is only getting better as time goes on, not only have I seen another eleven adult turtles nesting this week, I also got my first baby hatchlings! I’ve also got to visit a host of new exciting culturallyContinue reading “Conservation in Paradise: Grenada Week 2”
Conservation in Paradise: Grenada Week 1
Arriving in Grenada’s international airport marked the start of my five week adventure in Caribbean paradise, where I will be working with the Ocean Spirits Leatherback Sea Turtles project and on coral reef conservation in Carricaou. After a tiring ten and a half hour flight from London, I was pleased to be welcomed by a smiling face atContinue reading “Conservation in Paradise: Grenada Week 1”
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