As a scientific team concerned about the environment, we are committed to diving responsibly. We aim for our activities to have the least possible impact on the environment. How? Through good preparation and training (the better you dive, the lower the environmental impact you have) and having a good understanding of the environment and ecosystems. 

We carry out a variety of measures at Plàncton Diving to ensure both our team and our customers dive in the most responsible and environmentally-friendly way: 

We give a short but thorough marine biology briefing before every activity: it is important to be aware of the impact of our activities in the sea, and the better you know the local environment, the more you can reduce this impact. 

Collecting sea litter: our diving guides and instructors always have a bag with them to collect any litter or rubbish they may find. We encourage all our clients to do the same when they go diving. 

Beach cleaning: every year we organize or participate in public beach or sea bed cleaning activities. We collaborate with environmental associations such as Graëllsia and Artquatic.

We also offer courses to improve buoyancy techniques, to learn about marine biology, and to learn how to participate in marine science studies. Once a month we organize a scientific sampling dive to collaborate with the Sea Watchers project run by the Sea Science Institute (Institut de Ciències del Mar CSIC).