Environmental Policy

We have first tried to identify the major environmental impacts of our operation and came up with the following list:

• possible effects on wildlife due to our presence

• disturbance of archaeological artefacts on shipwrecks

• rubbish created by extra visitors to the area

• pollution caused by fuel from boats and vehicles

• pollution of marinas and ports from waste

• influences on the local community

• CO2 emissions

We then tried to come up with an environmental policy statement that showed our commitment to eliminating 
or reducing to a minimum, the effects of the above.

Celtic Diving Statement

We are committed to the following policies:

1  Using methods of interacting with animals that do not significantly affect or in any way harass them
2  The introduction and implementation of seal, porpoise and dolphin watching regulations in Pembrokeshire to protect 
    the animals and their habitat
3  Assisting in the education of the local people and visitors to the area in relation to the animals and the environment
4  Encouraging responsible disposal of litter and recycling
5  Facilitating and organising collection of jetsam/flotsam from underwater and remote areas
6  Taking care to avoid spillage when refuelling water craft
7  Encouraging car sharing or using our minibus wherever possible
8  Buying local produce whenever possible
9  Energy auditing
10  Cutting down on paper use and reusing packaging
11  Reducing amount of fresh water we use
12  Communicating our environmental policies to our employees and guests
13  Regularly assessing our environmental performance and improving our environmental policy
14  Promoting UK diving and diving in countries that can be reached without flying on commercial aircraft
15  Encouraging recreational divers to take nothing but pictures, just leave bubbles and only kill time