Team Creates Major Dive Destination Center

Team Creates Major Dive Destination Center
(L-R) Peter Friedman, Captain Jason Landau, Lynn Brown, and Captain David Brown on the walkway outside Blue Heron Bridge Scuba and Watersports. John Christopher Fine, Copyright 2016
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The Blue Heron Bridge spans the Intracoastal Waterway connecting Riviera Beach with Singer Island. It is a massive fixed-bridge that replaced a concrete structure that has been partially kept for fishermen to use. The bridge, at its eastern end, crosses Phil Foster Park. This Palm Beach County beach and park is a popular diving destination as well as a launching ramp for pleasure boaters. Divers in South Florida make regular trips to the “Bridge” when bad weather keeps boats off the nearby Atlantic Ocean. The “Bridge,” with its free parking, showers, sandy access to the lagoon, and shallow water, is also a popular training site for Scuba instruction.

Christy Campbell with the new hot dog cart at Blue Heron Bridge. Christy is a dive instructor and partner in Stuart Scuba, which has a concession stand at the Bridge. (John Christopher Fine, Copyright 2016)
Christy Campbell with the new hot dog cart at Blue Heron Bridge. Christy is a dive instructor and partner in Stuart Scuba, which has a concession stand at the Bridge. John Christopher Fine, Copyright 2016
John Christopher Fine
John Christopher Fine
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John Christopher Fine is a marine biologist with two doctoral degrees, has authored 25 books, including award-winning books dealing with ocean pollution. He is a liaison officer of the U.N. Environment Program and the Confederation Mondiale for ocean matters. He is a member of the Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences in honor of his books in the field of education. He has received international recognition for his pioneering work investigating toxic waste contamination of our land and water.
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