The classes cover a range of topics, from marine life to coral reef conservation, and many are free
"As a small business affected by the current situation, we saw an opportunity to provide people something unique that they can access from their homes while promoting our passion for conservation and supporting our 24 staff," said Robert Scales, the Director and Co-Founder of Ceningan Divers.
Green Fins, led by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and The Reef-World Foundation, aims to protect coral reefs through environmentally friendly guidelines that promote a sustainable diving and snorkeling industry.
Along with reviewing policies during the lockdown, Harvey recommends Green Fins operators use this time to research suppliers of eco-friendly cleaning products, take online courses on sustainable diving and train staff on new environmental policies.
Reef-World has also launched the Green Fins Guidelines for Environmental Best Practice for Chemical Cleaning Agents to help dive and snorkel operators deal with chemical waste.
Video from Scuba Junkie of the turtles
Along with building the new jetty during lockdown, Scuba Junkie also released 930 green turtle hatchlings and launched online talks to educate students around the world about marine conservation.
