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A different kind of beach cleanup on Catalina Island

December 10, 2008 |  1:15 pm

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Scuba divers fond of Santa Catalina Island and concerned about the cleanliness of the marine environment might wish to mark Feb. 21 on their calendars.

The 28th annual Avalon Harbor Underwater Cleanup has been scheduled for that day -- the only day diving is permitted in Avalon Harbor.

It's become one of the most popular diving events in Southern California; last year 520 participants from various dive clubs showed up to clear the ocean floor of items lost or thrown overboard by careless humans.

Read the rest of the article here.

--Pete Thomas

Photo courtesy of Catalina Island Conservancy


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We're looking forward to it! There are some fantastic stories about the things people have found in the bay.




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