Images from Africa Marine & Leisure Expo

Images from Africa Marine & Leisure Expo

Natalie Heart Photography had a busy weekend at the Africa Marine & Leisure Expo at Scottburgh, this weekend.

Justin Mackrory (CEO: UGU South Coast Tourism) and Sheivine Datadin (WESSA National Coastal Programme & WESSA Blue Flag Beaches).

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Africa Marine & Leisure Expo to support Marine Conservation Groups and promote Local Dive Centres

Africa Marine & Leisure Expo to support Marine Conservation Groups and promote Local Dive Centres

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Since its inception in 2012, the Africa Marine & Leisure Expo presented by UGU South Coast Tourism has championed both local and national conservation initiatives alike. The event’s huge popularity has always come as a result of its unique dual focus- on celebrating coastal living and the marine environment on one hand, and promoting the conservation of that environment on the other.

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Crayfish season closes down

Scelo Cwele of Hibberdene with a 1.2kg Crayfish. Delicious!

Crayfish season closes down The 31 October sees the closing of the crayfish season: Closed Season Crayfish – 1st Nov – 28th Feb Anti Poaching Hotline – 083 380 6298 – 24hrs Crayfish are also called rock lobsters or spiny lobsters. Ours in Natal and Mozambique – the red ones, are called East Coast Rock Lobster … Read more

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KZN Rivers open wide…

KZN Rivers open wide… Following the spate of downpours lately in KZN, the rivers have swollen, some bursting banks and most bursting their closed river mouths. The deluge has caused floodwaters to collect silt and debris and throw it all way out to sea, forming the long awaited blue water line that hunting gamefish so … Read more

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Humpback Whales head south…

Humpback Whales head south… There are still Humpback Whales being sighted on the southern KZN coast, travelling south with determination. It sure seems, that despite the Japanese, the Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) population is making quite a rapid comeback. Kudos to Sea Shepherd and Greenpeace! The current population in the southern oceans is about 50 000, … Read more

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