1/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
Environmental Divers 1.75t Rubbish Haul
Some of the Gold Coast’s most dedicated divers have collected 1.75 tonnes of rubbish in the past year. This is what our waterways look like — and the victims they take.
2/21Moray eel caught in discarded fishing line. Picture: supplied
3/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
4/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
5/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
6/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
7/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
8/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
9/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
10/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
11/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
12/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: Ian Banks
13/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied A bong.
14/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
15/21An octopus stuck in plastic. Picture: supplied
16/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
17/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
18/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
19/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
20/21Another moray eel caught in fishing line. Picture: supplied
21/21Environmental divers clean up the Gold Coast Seaway. This year they removed 1.75 tonnes from the waterways. Picture: supplied
Coast shelter ‘overrun’ with cute kitties
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My First Year 2019: Celebrating Gold Coast preppies
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