The
West Bay Eco Warriors is a not-for-profit association dedicated to educate and
dive-certify Caymanian school kids so they understand and appreciate the
importance of the marine environment to the future of Cayman and Caymanians.
Jay
and Nancy Easterbrook of Divetech, who placed the first Guardian of the Reef sculpture at the Lighthouse Point dive resort on April 12th 2014 to
promote diving and the environment, have pledged to donate one dollar to the
West Bay Eco Warriors for every dive done on the Guardian in 2014.
“We don’t just teach them to swim and dive, we take them on field trips, make them do beach clean-ups, we teach them about coral,” said Nancy, “It’s about education, it’s about discipline, it’s about learning, it’s about becoming more in tune with the ocean by enjoying it, swimming in it, by snorkeling in it, by diving in it.”
You
can support this worthwhile cause just by visiting the Guardian at Divetech
this year!
Guardian
of the Reef is a global Limited Edition of 4 signed, numbered and dated
sculptures dedicated to promoting awareness of the marine environment. Number
1, placed at Divetech’s Lighthouse Point, in West Bay, Grand Cayman, will be
the only one in the entire Caribbean Basin.
Groups outside the Caribbean Sea interested in placing one
of the remaining three castings of the Guardian of the Reef sculpture are
invited to contact Simon at info@sculptorsimonmorris.com
