Scottish cast and -Why we need to clean up ocean floors-

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Hello my dear Steemians,

 

This is the new account “Planetwild” by @stef1 and @myskye. This account is about collecting Steem for the PlanetWild project. That's why I'm going to post once a day. Everything we get together here (Steem, SBD, SP) goes to the project. Then let's see what we can do here...

 

 

“Firth of Forth”

 

Today I have some photos of our Scottish coast. In the photos everything looks always so beautiful and clean, but that is not the reality here either. The photos were taken here in Kirkcaldy and the surrounding area, with a view of the “Firth of Forth”.

The Firth of Forth is a large estuary located on the east coast of Scotland. It is formed by the convergence of several rivers, including the River Forth, and spans a distance of approximately 50 kilometers. The firth is known for its stunning views, diverse wildlife, and historical landmarks, such as the Forth Bridge. It also serves as a crucial transportation route, connecting Edinburgh with the North Sea.

 

 

 

 

I used my old Sony RX10 camera.
From time to time I will also post my photos here. Some will show the pure beauty of nature, and others will show what we (humans) have made out of it.

 

 

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In our second mission we went below the sea. Here’s why

 

 

We’ve all seen the shocking images of floating garbage patches in our oceans and washed up plastic piles on our beaches. But the much bigger problem lies below the surface.

We’ve all seen the shocking images of floating garbage patches in our oceans and washed up plastic piles on our beaches. But the much bigger problem lies below the surface. 75% of all ocean plastic sinks down to the bottom of the sea, where it suffocates marine life and is almost never retrieved.

In our second mission, we teamed up with Coral Soul from Spain to clean up the ocean floor 40 meters below the sea, and save a marine paradise from slowly turning into a coral graveyard. We supplied the team with the operational financing needed to get the job done, and with modern diving tech to increase efficiency and safety under water. And we got a glimpse into the beautiful and delicate world of a 400.000 year old coral reef.

Read on ->

 

 

 

See you next time here from Scotland, your @stef1 and @myskye

 

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