Wreck Conservation - a brief discussion

to be honest one of my favorites - chatting with Juan about wreck conservation after some expiriences in Egypt.
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[@gemajams]

Site should be respected

[@Dave-22]

Do you have a recomendation for the many liveaboards that are out there ? i had a good experience with Emperor in the past. Grüsse aus der Schweiz

[@fabiankorn]

Persönlich hatten wir (Rec Taucher, ebenfalls aus der Schweiz) uns auf der Ocean Window sehr wohl gefühlt. Ist ein Unternehmen aus der Schweiz nahe Zürich mit "nur" einem Boot.

[@johnrice8728]

Was on the Thistle in April, and was shocked as the total free-for-all that was happening. Poor Buoyancy and Trim leading to the wreck being harmed, no diver edicate being observed, and lots of ignorance of what that wreck truly is! Wreck conservation is a must do for all wreck heads or would be ones, and the dive agencies need to be stringently offering wreck peneration and conservation skill courses. P. S. In the UK, we have the Nautical Archeology Society(NAS) that offer a wide range of skill training in underwater conservation techniques

[@Dave-22]

Nice iam going next week on a wreck safari in egypt