INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR RESPONSIBLE DIVER
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Longitude 181 NATURE
is a non profit organisation.

Its aim is to protect marine world and
promote a fairer sharing of its ressources,
all that by diffusing and appling
THE INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES
FOR RESPONSIBLE DIVER

launched in 2002.


The association has set up a network
of Diving Centers in order to promote
the Guidelines : The Ambassador Centers.


It undertakes concrete actions:
- fighting against the trading of fins shark,
- carrying out supports favouring marine world discovery and knowledge,
- providing information on several issues : ocean ressources exploitation,
macro wastes, endangered species.


Longitude 181
NATURE
12 rue La fontaine
26000 Valence, FRANCE

contact@longitude181.com

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Longitude 181 NATURE
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The European Plan of Action for Sharks
is launched !






New folder:
Sharing scarce water





The Teaching Charts "Diver and Environment" are
our new teaching tool designed for the dive masters.
They come from the International Guidelines
for Responsible Diver .
They will help them to make divers aware
of the protection of the marine environment.
They are suitable for each diving level.



We promote the campaign
marine photographer Kurt Amsler and SOS-Seaturtles
are performing for the conservation of Sea turtles.
After winning the battle against the Turtle Mafia in Bali,
they are going to focus on Leatherback Turtles in West Papua, Indonesia
click on: www.sos.seaturtles.ch

Campaign to save the polynesian's sharks :

On april 12 2006, polynesian government
has decided to protect shark species.
The rule N°396/CM registred sharks
as protected species.
We will witness the effects in the country...




To dive anotherway



 




Longitude 181 NATURE
is supported by :

FFESSMFestival mondiale de la plongée sous-marine d'Antibes

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All the news about the world of divers
are on Plongée Online
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News
- Sharks : the European Plan of Action is launched !
Mardi 05 Mai 2009

- The United Nations declares June 8th as World Ocean Day
Mercredi 29 Avril 2009

- CMAS Québec adopts the Guidelines for Responsible Diver
Dimanche 15 Mars 2009

- Brussels released the Plan of Action for sharks
Samedi 28 Février 2009

- The Teaching charts Diver and environment, now in English
Lundi 23 Février 2009

- Sharks : petitions given to the French Minister of Fisheries
Jeudi 22 Janvier 2009

- All about marine trails
Jeudi 25 Septembre 2008

- Ask for a strong European PLAN of ACTION for SHARKS
Mercredi 17 Septembre 2008

- 5 MILLIONS TREES IN CASAMANCE
Lundi 15 Septembre 2008

- Homage to LOIC LEFERME the 14 of september, in NICE
Samedi 23 Août 2008

- Save the TURTLES in Indonesia
Lundi 12 Novembre 2007

- Ecuador legalize the sale of shark fins
Mercredi 15 Août 2007

- The Malaysian Diving Federation has adopted the International Guideline For Responsible Diver
Mardi 07 Août 2007

- Nautilus Magazine and the Iroise Sea
Mardi 07 Août 2007

- World Ocean Day at Cypréa Club
Dimanche 08 Juillet 2007

- New Guidelines translations
Mardi 03 Juillet 2007

- Riquet GOIRAN, a pioneer of the CALYPSO ship tells...
Mardi 03 Juillet 2007

- The Marine National Park of Iroise is now born
Samedi 30 Juin 2007

- Oceanium act for the sea turtles
Vendredi 29 Juin 2007

- CITES adopted a ban on trade of SAWFISH
Mercredi 13 Juin 2007

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Conception, Realisation : Loïc Simon
Gregory THOMAS

For remarks about translation : Delphine Fernandez