Dive travel
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Dive in the Aquarium! Join our Monthly Member Raffle to Dive in the Aquarium's Giant Ocean Tank.
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Upcoming Meetings
Remote General MeetingsFor the next few months, we are holding our general meeting lectures online. If you want to attend any of them live (same time as the normal meeting times), sign up on our registration page, and we will send you the connection info a few days before the meeting June 17, 2020, 6:30 pm. This seminar features some of Florida's most damaging invasive species that impact our waterways. Information about methods of introduction, environmental & economic damage, and management initiatives is presented.
July 15, 2020, 6:30 pm. General Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month, at the New England Aquarium Conference Center (located on the first floor of the Harbor Garage). Click here for directions Every month a lucky dive club member gets to dive in the NEAq's Giant Ocean Tank. Social Hour Before the General Meeting Join us at a local restraunt before the next General Meeting. Anytime after 5:30 and there should be a few members hanging around. Stop by for drinks, appetizers, dinner, or just to say hi. We will pick the location a day or two before the meeting, and post it on Facebook, and on the website home page These get-togethers are meant to help answer questions and talk with new or less active members. We'll tell you about the latest club news and hear about your interests in diving. If you are an active member, please come out and help us greet people. Hope to see you there! First Wednesday of every month Every month there is also a meeting where the officers discuss club issues. It is held at a different place each month, usually at a member's house, restaurant or other informal setting. It is open to the membership, and is the perfect opportunity to bring up issues directly to the board. if you would like to attend, ask an officer and they'll let you know the location for that month.
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Amy Giannotti is a marine ecologist and proudly represents Schoolyard Films as their Director of Development. She has extensive experience in freshwater and marine environments, including underwater caves and problems with invasive species. Amy has a B.S. in biology from Marietta College and a M.S. in environmental sciences from the University of Virginia. Schoolyard Films produces high-end nature and wildlife documentaries for K-12 youth that are accessible to all and FREE! In her spare time, Amy enjoys snorkeling and diving with her family, and running her own environmental consulting business, AquaSTEM Consulting.