Undaria Underwater Weeding Project

31/01/2025

This fills my cup, Undaria Underwater Weeding Project may have had a change of name, but we are still out there doing our best.

Keen to get involved, please reach out

Hey Ocean Warriors, check out ADI in the Bellarine Times!

Credit to Corinne for getting it published, Marcia for her excellent photography and Jacqui for being such a fabulous model.
Let's keep this traction going and continue to do our part for the health of the bay

19/12/2024

Exciting news, Australian Diving Instruction Geelong secured grant to continue our mission in invasive species removal. Follow and get involved!
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1X7XwRonKZ/

17/05/2024

Next event is happening 25 May at 10am.
Let me know of you can make it.

Happy bubbles 🫧

21/03/2024

Undaria Underwater Weeding Project is starting again.

We have joined forces with Australian Diving Instruction Geelong

We will have divers and snorkellers joining the event.

Its happening the 30th March at St Leonards pier from 9am.

Its easter weekend so I will be at ADI Saturday morning for any equipment/air needs prior to the dive, so if you need anything let me know.

If you're interested let me know here or jump on the Australian Diving Instruction page for more event details and respond the event.

03/10/2023

Hi everyone,
There is an Undaria weeding session at Portsea pier on Sunday at 10am with Morgan.
If you are interested and planning on attending can you please DM Morgan Kurrajong directly.
Happy bubbles 🫧

10/09/2023

Here's a great clip by Morgan on preparing and eating Undaria.
https://youtu.be/cyqU98FjFvg?si=Zy64gPj0Mznd13o9

04/09/2023

Great news
It is PADI aware week so we are combining our kelp dive with a marine debris dive for the health of our bay.
All invited

26/08/2023

Hey there weeding warriors
DEECA have shared some great info on reporting evasive species.
If you're out SCUBA, freediving, or snorkelling it would be great if we can keep an eye out, keep our gear clean and talk with others. The more vigilant eyes on our waterways the better.