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Seven SURG divers went to North Solitary to maintain the glass interpretive plaques on the underwater trail. In position since early 2003, the plinths have

The very successful third annual Coffs Coast Sea Slug Census was held recently, with over 35 participants taking part. Weather, as is sometimes the case,

SURG volunteer divers recently conducted sea urchin surveys at four sites in the Solitary Islands. As the covid restrictions have been easing and space on

The relaxation of the covid meeting rules allowed a gathering of SURG members to celebrate Christmas at the Harry Weller shelter, in the Boambee Creek

While we haven’t been able to have any Guest Speaker nights, or hold any organised activities because of the ongoing Covid issues, we have been

The successful cleaning of the plinths on the North Solitary Islands underwater trail was made possible by eight hard-working SURG divers. SURG members constructed this underwater

The winners of this second Coffs Coast Sea Slug Census were Elizabeth Hardaker taking two prizes for the most documented species found and best photograph and Craig and Alex

Saturday’s Bunnings sausage sizzle fundraiser was a huge success despite the crazy weather with hot humid conditions turning to pouring rain just in time to

The second Sea Slug Census was successfully held in the Solitary Islands Marine Park with groups going out from Arrawarra and Coffs Harbour. For the

The generous raffle prizes were the highlight of this year’s SURG Christmas Party.  Daryl was the lucky winner of a double dive with Jetty Dive.

The final phase of the Estuarine project is now complete with four interpretive panels installed adjacent to Corindi River, Moonee Creek, Coffs Creek and Boambee

The final report of the Community action blueprint to enhance estuarine habitat resilience is now available. This huge project involved: mapping seagrass beds assessing fish diversity quantifying the