Selsey East Beach

Sluice Rocks at East Beach Selsey are named after the former rainfall run-off, of which some pipe work still remains underwater between the second and third groyne to the west of East Beach launching ramp. This pipe work lies in around 4m of depth and runs along side the face of East Beach, spider crab and greater pipefish can be found around this area along with wrasse and other marine life.

 East Beach Clean up

This event was held on the 15th September 2007 as part of International Beach Clean Up Day, clean up teams where also being sponsored to help raise money towards two good courses, Project Aware and the RNLI.Teams of divers helped clean up under the water, whilst others walked along the beach front removing rubbish which had been washed onto the shore or left behind by people using the beach.

To find out more about helping protect our sea's and the wide life beneath the waves please visit:

Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society @ www.wdcs.org, Marine Conservation Society @ www.mcsuk.org Project Aware @ www.projectaware.org, Sea Search @ www.seasearch.co.uk

I would like to thank those people who sponsored me, helping me raise over One Hundred Pounds towards these two great courses.

Total raised on the day £1,200

A big thank you also goes out to Mulberry Divers for organizing such a great day, and to Selsey RNLI for providing divers with surface cover and keeping us all safe.