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peironbeven Peir On Bevan Reef Balls: Pier on Beven & Reef Ball Project

Peir On Bevan Reef Balls: Pier on Beven & Reef Ball Project "Sidney by the Sea" is the gateway to premier BC diving. Numerous, healthy, and diverse dive sites, all within 20 minutes travel, await the adventerous explorer. At our storefront,the award winning Reef Ball Project is one such site. It surrounds the Beven Pier, is a shore entry dive, and excellent training site. What is A Reef Ball? "A reef ball is a special type of artificial reef that is utilized for the Pier on Bevan Project. The moulds were made and donated by Reef Ball Development Ltd, Georgia, USA. The reef balls, made by Artificial Reef Structures, are made of an environmentally friendly concrete formula, and provide a healthy environment for fish, shellfish, and many other marine animals and plants."....

lastreefballsnowfinished Last Reef Balls Now Finished: Last circle now finished
By Laura Lavin
Peninsula News Review
news@peninsulanewsreview.
Mar 02 2007
The last of a set of reef
balls made their way to
the ocean floor with the
help of a few volunteers.
Burt Minter and Troy
Humboldt from Artificial
Reef Structures lifted
the reef balls off a truck
and lowered them into
the water off Beacon
Wharf where divers
Daryll Harasemow and
Natalie Nolan from
Liquid Heaven placed
them. The reef balls
form the last circle
under water which will
eventually include
statues and
decommissioned
airplanes.
?We?re working on
getting two snowbirds
that will be discarded,? said Reg Teeney, organizer of the underwater
park. ?We?re getting a tremendous amount of help from [MP] Gary
Lunn.?
The next step will be to install cables and wiring that will run to the
new Marine Museum at the Pier Hotel, then underwater cameras will
be put in so residents and visitors can watch the marine life and
divers under the water.
Donations of trucks and equipment for the final placement of the reef
balls were made by Ramsey Machinery and Slegg Lumber.....

Last Reef Balls Now Finished: Last circle now finished By Laura Lavin Peninsula News Review news@peninsulanewsreview. Mar 02 2007 The last of a set of reef balls made their way to the ocean floor with the help of a few volunteers. Burt Minter and Troy Humboldt from Artificial Reef Structures lifted the reef balls off a truck and lowered them into the water off Beacon Wharf where divers Daryll Harasemow and Natalie Nolan from Liquid Heaven placed them. The reef balls form the last circle under water which will eventually include statues and decommissioned airplanes. ?We?re working on getting two snowbirds that will be discarded,? said Reg Teeney, organizer of the underwater park. ?We?re getting a tremendous amount of help from [MP] Gary Lunn.? The next step will be to install cables and wiring that will run to the new Marine Museum at the Pier Hotel, then underwater cameras will be put in so residents and visitors can watch the marine life and divers under the water. Donations of trucks and equipment for the final placement of the reef balls were made by Ramsey Machinery and Slegg Lumber.....



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