2019 Grant Recipient – Haarlemmermeerse
Project Baseline Haarlemmermeer, The Netherlands is active since 2011. We started with only two underwater stations, but soon after, the need for more stations evolved as time progressed. Up until
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New Team in Bahrain, Netherlands, & United Kingdom
Bahrain’s Underwater Theme Park ProjectBahrain has started to build the largest underwater theme park in the World and they started by submerging a Boeing 747 as the main attraction.
Welcome New Teams to Project Baseline
Below are the new teams this year, that have given data - Welcome! Here are a few more team stats for October 20195 - newly active teams in 2019
Project Baseline Sardinia: Assisting Researchers with their Scientific Studies of Caves
Project Baseline Sardinia has developed exponentially in the last 4-5 years, going from a friendly meet up in the beautiful location of Cala Gonone, to a lot more organized and structured campaign dedicated to conservation and scientific research.
Winter Warmer Weekend Dive Event in the UK
In January this year, the Portland Harbour Wrecks Project teamed up with Ghost Fishing UK to run a winter warmer weekend, involving new and existing project divers. Despite the challenging conditions, four boatloads of divers met in Portland to learn more about Project Baseline and Ghost Fishing UK.
Sharing Project Baseline Efforts with the Future: Project Baseline Oslo Gives a Talk at a Local School
This Year Project Baseline Oslo volunteers were able to visit a high school in Drammen to give a presentation about micro plastics and cleaning up our oceans to two senior classes.
A Note from Project Baseline’s Co-Founder
Environmental problems are inevitably personal whereby individuals or groups of individuals subjectively internalize a given level of environmental quality. The decline of the underwater world is no different.
Mission Report from Fiji Expedition
Our Fiji mission ran for 14 days from Monday, May 14 to Saturday, May
27. Our two primary objectives were to 1) survey coral reef conditions
at multiple depths leveraging
Make Changes Visible
ECKERNFÖRDE. Our environment is changing dramatically. While the melting of the glaciers, the disappearance of the jungle are still evident, the change of the underwater world is beyond the normal human eye. The international diving project Baseline wants to make this development visible. Manuel Schertler (33) and Julian Küpperbusch (31) have launched a local initiative in Eckernförde.