The Impact of Scuba Diving on Marine Biodiversity

The impact of scuba diving on sea biodiversity, especially coral reefs spreading over the two-mile coral reefs of Sodwana Bay, is a vast combination of its beauty, diversity, the lives it supports, and the numerous importantities that coastal communities offer It is known for its service. Defense, fishery, ecotourism and building and pharmaceutical compound products (Barker and Roberts, 2004). Despite its obvious value coral reefs around the world have generally declined as a result of various human pressures (like scuba diving) which will be the focus of this research (Barker and Roberts, 2004) .

In order to minimize the adverse effects of divers on coral reefs and marine ecosystems, the Marine Protection Organization proposed several recreational diving guidelines. According to the standard requirements for entertainment scuba diving proposed by ICRAN MAR 1 (2006), divers must comply with all local and national laws and regulations applicable for diving activities Hmm. This guide includes avoidance of interaction with marine organisms, maintenance of fin recognition, use of equipment and handling of underwater cameras, adjustment of buoyancy, contact with coral of diving equipment and securing agitation of sediment etc. It is included. Divers should not touch or touch habitats of coral and other coral reefs. They will also not stand resting on coral reefs. Sea creatures and hunting, harassment, horseback riding (sea turtle, manatee, whale shark etc.) and breeding of fish are strictly forbidden. It is not even permitted to collect seashells and corals as souvenirs.

Investigation of the influence of experience, personality and attitude on the underwater behavior of SCUBA diver: structural equation model

The impact of scuba diving on sea biodiversity, especially coral reefs spreading over the two-mile coral reefs of Sodwana Bay, is a vast combination of its beauty, diversity, the lives it supports, and the numerous importantities that coastal communities offer It is known for its service. Defense, fishery, ecotourism and building and pharmaceutical compound products (Barker and Roberts, 2004). Despite its obvious value coral reefs around the world have generally declined as a result of various human pressures (like scuba diving) which will be the focus of this research (Barker and Roberts, 2004) .

Cebu Alegría is a small town with rich biodiversity. Epic waterfalls and caves to explore, rich marine life, and wonderful coral reefs. It is a paradise for adventure, diving and snorkeling. It stands out among the unknown miracles of southwest Cebu hidden in the hands of tourists. Alegría heritage park ... Do not miss the center of the town of Alegría, do not miss the 18th century church (St. Francis Parish), the Spanish 17th century watchtower (baluarte), purchasing local goods, walking around the park There are local markets that you can. Relax and overlook the Tañon Straits