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Tubbataha Reef is a collection of coral reefs in the Sulu Sea. In 1993, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization or UNESCO declared it a World Heritage Site because of its very high density of marine species. It sits at the center of the world’s coral triangle, where a dense concentration of marine life is found: It hosts 75 percent of the world’s described coral species and 40 percent of all the world’s described reef fish. Read more
Hiroyuki Arakawa has been charged to oversee one of the religion’s shrines of Shinto called tori hich which is located under the surface of Japan’s Tateyama Bay. Read more
The “Circle of Heroes” is set to become the nation’s first underwater dive memorial for veterans, and is located at Veteran’s Reef, about 10 miles off the coast of Dunedin Beach in Pinellas County. Read more
Come listen to and learn from top industry experts or go scuba dive in the heated pool! Door Prizes. Try Scuba Diving. Family Friendly. Largest Dive Show in CA.
WHERE Long Beach Convention Center Long Beach, California, USA.
WHEN Saturday & Sunday May 4th & 5th 2019
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Wakatobi Resort is fortunate to be located in the sunniest part of Indonesia. Our guests certainly appreciate the abundance of sunshine, both when they are on the beach and when they see it filtering down through the clear waters to light up the coral reefs. And now, there’s another reason to love the sun while you are at Wakatobi because it will be providing much of the electrical power needed to maintain resort operations. Read more
