Certified Kelp Restoration Divers

Kelp Forest Restoration Dive Basics

Printable Kelp Forest Restoration class summary and step-by-step procedures for your dive

Waiver

Online waiver and release form must be signed before diving on the Tankers' Reef Project

Before You Dive: Get a "Where to Cull" assignment

On the Grid or Orange Buoy for Kelp Forest Restoration Specialty certified divers.

Log your dive data

For work on the Grid or Orange Buoy

Submit one log entry per diver for each dive

Each diver in a buddy team should submit their own data logs.
Each dive logged counts as a virtual "raffle ticket."

Buy a California Sportfishing License online

Required for all divers who cull urchins.

Your license must be in your possession when you return to the beach or boat. Tip: have a picture of your license on your phone.

Book a Tanker's Reef Kelp Restoration dive on the Beachhopper II

Discounted mid-week trips are for certified Kelp Restoration Divers only

Join a G2KR Tanker's Reef Dive Meetup 

Posted on Facebook when dive conditions permit

Current Tanker's Reef Urchin Culling Data 

Realtime display of your work.

View your G2KR number

One-time Volunteer Diver Registration

Do this only once, before your first dive on the project site (Grid or Orange Buoy)

Record of grid or buoy assignments

Check your lane assignment.