Post shared on Facebook – divers if you can assist it would be appreciated too:
Lost in WIED IZ ZURRIEQ. A mans black and gold signet ring in sea as you go down the ladder or on the rocks .It is of great sentimental value. Hoping so much a kind person that finds it hands it in to local police station .. picture attached .
Facebook post on 20 July
You may also contact Catrina Louise Attard if found. As of 25/07/2023 the ring had not yet been found.
The HPF Ranger Unit has announced that the slope towards the Anchor Bay entry has been closed off after the storms of the recent days dislodged further the already very precarious sides. Over many years, many users of the zone have repeatedly asked for safety netting to be put on site to prevent injuries from Read More
Timesofmalta.com reports that cleaner air quality, zero waste, thriving biodiversity, flourishing seas – these are among the goals Malta has to reach by 2050 according to the National Strategy for the Environment 2050 launched for public consultation on Wednesday. The strategy builds on eight strategic goals, which tackle traditional environmental facets while focusing on key Read More
The Malta Police Force announced today that sadly a diver died at Dwejra, Gozo. The cause or reason for the incident was not provided in the press release by the Police. A photo on social media indicated that the diver was brought in at the inland sea dive site, where paramedics attempted to assist the Read More
Seen on a recent dive at a very shallow depth of about 6m… your safety stop could be the highlight of your dive! Thanks for sharing.
Well done for PDSA: Professional Diving Schools Association Malta and the Malta Tourism Authority for co-ordinating the placing of special marker buoys indicating the presence of wrecks for Mariners. Only one is left to be placed (Cominoland) which will be sorted in the coming days. Special reminder to mariners and pleasure boat owners, charters or Read More
From University of Malta Scientific data about the molecular genetics of newly recorded algae from Maltese coastal waters have just been published in Cryptogamie Algologie, one of the scientific journals of the French National Museum of Natural History (Muséum National Histoire Naturelle -MNHN). The paper, titled ‘Ulva L. biodiversity in the central Mediterranean Sea: cryptic species and Read More