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Dive Worldwide announces Bite-Back as its ‘charity of the year’

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Over the next 12 months, specialist scuba holiday company Dive Worldwide will be supporting Bite-Back Shark & Marine Conservation with donations collected from client bookings to any one of its stunning dive destinations around the world.

The independently-owned operator expects to raise £3,000 for the UK charity.

Phil North, manager at Dive Worldwide, said: “We’re especially excited to work with Bite-Back and support its intelligent, creative and results-driven campaigns to end the UK trade in shark products and prompt a change in attitudes to the ocean’s most maligned inhabitant.”

Bite-Back is running campaigns to hold the media to account on the way it reports shark news along with a brand-new nationwide education programme. Last year, the charity was credited for spearheading a UK ban on the import and export of shark fins.

Graham Buckingham, campaign director at Bite-Back, said: “We’re enormously grateful to Dive Worldwide for choosing to support Bite-Back. The company’s commitment to conservation helps set it apart from other tour operators and we’re certain its clients admire and respect that policy. For us, the affiliation is huge and helps us look to the future with confidence we can deliver against key conservation programmes.”

To launch the fundraising initiative, Phil North presented Graham Buckingham with a cheque for £1,000.

Visit Dive Worldwide to discover its diverse range of international scuba adventures, and visit Bite-Back to learn more about the charity’s campaigns.

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