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Dive Against Debris Data Submission

Treardurr Bay, Haunted House

26 May, 2019

Team Leader
Susannah Noble
Number of Participants
2
Total Debris Collected
12 kgs (measured)

53.280257630764, -4.6291852696322

Survey Information

Location Name
Treardurr Bay, Haunted House
Organization/Dive Centre
Scuba Leeds
City
Anglesey
Country
United Kingdom
Date
26 May, 2019
Survey Duration
74 Minutes
GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 53.280257630764
Longitude: -4.6291852696322
Weather Conditions
Raining the night before the dive
Survey Depth Range
1–5.5 meters
Area Surveyed
13541 m2
Dominant Substrate
rock
Ecosystem
kelp
Wave Conditions
Smooth (wavelets) for waves 0.1 - 0.5 meter high
plastic materials collected
Balls 1
Food Wrappers (plastic) 1
SCUBA & Snorkel Gear-masks, Snorkels, Fins 1
Plastic Fragments 5
glass materials collected
Glass & Ceramic Fragments 1
metal materials collected
Caps & Lids (metal) 1
Pipes & Rebar 2
rubber materials collected
Rubber Fragments 1
cloth materials collected
Rope And String (cloth) 2
other materials collected
Ceramic pipe - 2 meters long 1
Fibreglass boat fragments 6

Boat fragments - these are the same parts of a boat we found on a Dive Against Debris 6 months ago, so it shows we didn't collect all the parts last dive (the vis was 2cms on our last dive so it isn't surprising we missed some parts). We found two of these parts that had become wedged under rocks and would have caused more harm them good to remove.

Boat debris

Fishing rope


This is a return visit to this dive spot. We first did a Debris dive here 6 months ago and the vis was 2cm. We only found very large boat fragments on this dive so it was interesting to go back and see that with good vis there was a lot more to be found. A really good dive site, easy access, parking close by and sheltered from the winds. We saw lots of sea life - Dogfish, Jelly fish, Pipefish, Wrasse and Crabs. We also found 12kgs of debris which included a large ceramic pipe, plastic wrappers, a golf ball, rope, a scuba cylinder plastic boot and the fibreglass casing from a boat (we debated leaving these in the water, but it is clear the paint work is not peeling from fibreglass so better to remove from the water). Excellent dive and a good haul from the sea. Interestingly the rocky cove had very little debris on it, which may be due to the large amount of bins in the area.

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