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"Selamat Datang" - Welcome to Reef Seen Aquatics...
Home of ‘Reef Seen Turtle Hatchery’, ‘Reef Seen Dancers’ & the
‘Reef Gardeners of Pemuteran”
Does diving and snorkeling appeal to you? Or perhaps taking a
holiday in a peaceful, hassle free environment, with colourful,
coral reefs and fishlife commencing just 20metres from the beach? If
yes is your answer then you are ready for North-West Bali & Reef
Seen Aquatics Dive Centre.
World-class diving and incredible snorkeling apart, we offer calm
beaches, loads of sunshine, fascinating culture, pony rides for the
children, all to be found here in the Village of Pemuteran,
North-West Bali, and not a hawker in sight.
Our choice of Pemuteran was dictated not just by its virgin locales but
also by its friendly people. The villagers of Pemuteran are wonderful
people both friendly and caring. As the founder of Reef Seen and dive
tourism in the area, I have been working with the local community in an
effort to enhance their lives through Eco-Friendly practices and
education.
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3 May 2009/The Bio Turtle & Boomer's New Home!
Hello Everyone! It was a busy April for us! We have had many fantastic divers join us this past month as well as students. Congratulations to our newest divers: Betina Bertelsen, Fredrik Bergsaler,Jennie Sandstad, Nicholas and Ben Hartley!

As mentioned before, we have finally inaugurated the new home for our resident turtle, Boomer. Thanks again Hanna for the donations. Boomer is loving his new location. He is swimming laps daily! You can come visit Boomer in his new home and also release some of little guys in the hatchery that are now old enough to be released into the ocean.

We have also introduced the new Bio Turtle project into our Bio-Wreck dive site. This new structure, designed by some our previous Reef Gardener Specialty Course students, was sunk and attached to electricity generated by solar panels. We were lucky to have the help of Dr. Thomas Goreau and his associates from Bio-Rock the day of the sinking. So, now the next step will be to attach coral fragments to the structure.

So, if this sounds like fun to anyone, come join us for the on-going Reef Gardener Specialty course and help us with the Bio-turtle Project and our other on-going Reef Restoration Projects. The money from this course goes to support the Reef Gardeners of Pemuteran, local fishermen who have been trained to maintain the reef and the reef restoration projects. So, drop us an email if you want to get involved!
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