Skomer MNR May With the water temp still not tropical to say the least, 8 volunteers dropped into the waters of Skomer Marine Nature Reserve (MNR) for the first visit of the year. After an hour or so in reasonable visibility everyone of the volunteers made it back,...
Haverfordwest River Clean March 12th We are off and running for 2011 with a dip in the cold waters of the Cleddau. The sun was shinning as 14 eager NARC volunteers met in the centre of Haverforwest early on Sunday morning. Prams, scooters, ashtrays, traffic cones, 9...
Manorbier and Stackpole Quay – May 9th The weather gods were on our side as we finally kicked off a busy diving season. We boarded Volsung at nine am with a BBC film crew (see picture) in tow to cover our first clean-up of the year. We headed to a stretch of coast...
Haverfordwest River clean-up March 28 Sunshine and blue skies were on offer for our first clean-up of the year and not a wave in sight. This dive into the western Cleddau was in support of the Keep Wales Tidy Towns project which was focusing on the market town of...
Despite the poor weather and a late start to the clean-up year the year the group braved the elements and successfully carried out nine underwater clean ups around the Pembrokeshire coast in 2008Hobbs Point, Pembroke Dock, Milford Haven 15 May The amount of rubbish...
Western Way The first event was a dryish clean but we still ended up in the mud at Western Way, Pembroke Dock where the group supported the Keep Wales Tidy “Pride in our Communities” campaign. This saw the group remove in excess of twenty trolleys, a motorbike and...
The year kicked off with a clean up at Stackpole Quay on the 23 rd of April. While the majority of the coast received a pounding we enjoyed 6 m viz. The clean up was a great success as we not only collected an array of rubbish but also managed to free dogfish snagged...
During the first year of NARC the group carried out 6 clean up dives around the Pembrokeshire coastline. Our first outing saw us visit Stackpole Quay on 30th April 2005 where twelve volunteers collected 72kg of lead in the form of fishing weights. Next up was Hobbs...