Ghost net removal on greater depths is a very intensive and riskful job. As the depth increases, the task load will increase also and awareness is more important than ever. This group of divers from Norway is working on a ghost net on the German Cruiser "Blücher" at 80m (262ft) of depth. The wreck is located at the bottom of the Drøbak Narrows in the Oslofjorden, Norway. They managed a big part of the net in one dive, another dive will follow soon to finish the job. Charter: Oslofjorden Adventur

Underwater video after ghost net removal at Kenyalang wreck three days ago. They have covered 150square meters of abandon fishing net in 15-22m depth. This project is organized by Dive at Borneo group. With 7 divers including SFC park warden. #MoreToDiscover #Nature #ResponsibleTourism | Sarawak Travel, Malaysia, Borneo

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Ghost nets are a deadly global issue. More than 100 million pounds of commercial fishing gear is abandoned, lost, or discarded into the ocean every year. Ghost fishing impacts many vulnerable and endangered animals including sea turtles, seals, whales, dolphins, corals, seabirds, sharks, and other fish. In fact, fishing gear entanglements are so widespread that they’re now the leading cause of serious injury and death for large whales. Snag a Ghost Net Awareness Bracelet now at https://bit.ly/42

A group of divers in New Zealand are retrieving ghost nets from the ocean to save marine life. See how they do it and what becomes of the upcycled net. | National Geographic

'Ghost nets' are lost or abandoned fishing tools that trap and kill sea creatures as they float in the ocean. This retired Hong Kong diver is on a mission to remove the abandoned nets, and stop them destroying the city's coastal environment: https://cnn.it/3wEJv1q #CallToEarth | CNN International

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A beautiful grouper was rescued from a deadly ghost net. 🐟💙 This is a real example of the devastating impact ghost nets have on marine life. Thankfully, this grouper was freed and released back to the sea, where it belongs. 🌊 The ocean and its inhabitants need your help. 👉 Be part of the change: https://www.healthyseas.org/take-action/ A huge thank you to the amazing volunteer divers of Ghost Diving Greece for saving this grouper and supporting us in removing the deadly ghost net. 💪 #ghostn