June 2019 – Green Fins

COVID-19 UPDATE:

Some Green Fins members have not been able to go through their annual assessment process due to the pandemic. An inactive status does not mean they are not operational or that they are not following environmental standards. Please contact members directly to see if they are open for business. The Green Fins teams will be doing all they can to reassess members in their respective countries as soon as it is possible and safe to do so.

For more on protecting the environment please see, COVID-19 resources →

Picture of dive boats on the ocean in the Philippines.

Capacity Building in Malapascua, Philippines – May 2019

November 13, 2020June 10, 2019 by The Reef-World Foundation

An overview of Malapascua’s sixth consecutive year of Green Fins assessments in May 2019.

Image of the ocean and shoreline in Antigua and Barbuda

Antigua & Barbuda Implements Environmental Standards for Diving & Snorkelling

November 13, 2020June 3, 2019 by The Reef-World Foundation

Antigua and Barbuda has become the first English speaking country in the western hemisphere to implement the Green Fins initiative. The country is the 10th government worldwide to officially adopt Green Fins and the second in the Caribbean.

Capacity Building in Malapascua, Philippines – May 2019

Antigua & Barbuda Implements Environmental Standards for Diving & Snorkelling

The Green Fins initiative is supported by:

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COVID-19 UPDATE:

Month: June 2019

The Green Fins initiative is supported by:

1-3 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol, England, UK, BS7 8AA+44 (0)7763 092895

© The Reef-World Foundation 2021. Registered Charity No. 1157096.

1-3 Gloucester Rd, Bishopston, Bristol, England, UK, BS7 8AA
+44 (0)7763 092895