In 151 Dives, Betty Pratt-Johnson focuses on the waters she knows best: that of Washington and British Columbia. She has personally completed each dive and chosen them for this new guidebook based on the special features that divers go searching for: wrecks, marine parks, and sealife such as octopus, wolf eels, dolphin, salmon and countless varieties of cold water corals, among others.
There are dives here that will appeal to both snokelers and scuba divers, with a good selection accessible from both points on shore or from a boat. Diving in Washington’s Puget Sound is an adventure into the same waters that make British Columbia an international diving destination.
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- Handbook For Scuba Diving Past Age 60
- Why Thailand Is the Ultimate Scuba Diving Destination
- London Aquarium – A Sensory Experience for Children
- A Beginning Diver’s Guide to Ocean Tides
- The Wake: The Deadly Legacy of a Newfoundland Tsunami
- About Bonaventure Island – A Snorkeler’s Secret Treasure
- As Youth March for a Safe Climate, Politicians Pander to Polluters
- Helen Cooper Receives the Marine Heritage Preservation Award