As many of us know, simple is sometimes better. Well, Adventure Sports in Kansas City has redone their web site. I do think the new site is much better than old and yet simple. The old site had not changed very much since it was first setup over decade ago. The new site does adds depth and I personally think was done very well. As with every site, tweaks will be required overtime. I am looking forward to the growth of their web site.
To view this website, just follow the the link: http://www.adventuresportskc.com.
-Mike
(DiverWire) - The lionfish invasion of the Caribbean continues. One prominent scuba diving resort on the island of Bonaire, Captain Don's Habitat, is working hard to do something about the growing lionfish problem. From March 6-13, Captain Don's Habitat is hosting the first "Lionfish Wrangler" event. Scuba divers can actually earn a "bounty" every time they spot a lionfish during this weeklong event.
Sustained cold water temperatures in South Florida and the Florida Keys triggered severe coral bleaching and even coral death, alerting resource managers and prompting a coordinated assessment response from the science and scuba diving communities. Temperatures in some nearshore areas of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary dropped to 52 degrees Fahrenheit for several days — well below average for this time of year — with fatal results for some corals.
The ability to bring more of California’s coastline to life with the creation of artificial reefs passed a critical hurdle Tuesday when the State Assembly Committee on Judiciary unanimously approved AB 634. The bill will now be sent to the Assembly floor, where it could be voted on as early as January 18, 2010.
