Marine Dynamics Blog
Tag: Dyer Island Cruises
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The 8th of November is World Responsible Tourism Day. This year also marks 10 years of World Responsible Tourism Days
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Monofilament fishing line is one of the most destructive. It is not biodegradable and is the cause of death for many seabirds and other marine animals. Marine pollution especially fishing line and plastics make their way into the sea and can entangle around the bodies or insides (if eaten) of animals, potentially leading to death…
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Marine Dynamics Tours and Dyer Island Cruises have been Fair Trade Tourism certified since 2008 and have recently undergone the external auditing process for certification. The International Marine Volunteers Programme (IMV) has also received this important status. This certification lasts three years thus is valid till 2019…
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We have some FINtastic news…the sharks have been spotted in the bay…
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African Penguin & Seabird Sanctuary
Department: Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment
Cape Nature
Overstrand Municipality
Plastics SA
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Fair Trade Tourism
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Cape Town Tourism
Cape Country Routes
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