Do I need scuba diving experience to attend Kyalami Training?

No scuba experience is required; the training focuses on marine conservation knowledge and community engagement.

Is the training suitable for children or teenagers?

The content is designed primarily for adults and teens with a strong interest in marine life, but children under 12 may find it less engaging.

What safety measures are in place due to COVID-19?

Kyalami Divers follows all local health guidelines, including limited attendance and sanitation protocols to ensure a safe environment.

Can I ask questions during the session?

Yes, there is an interactive Q&A segment where participants can engage directly with Tonya Wiley and the conservation team.

Is parking available at Kyalami Scuba Club?

Yes, ample parking is provided nearby for attendees of the training sessions.

Are refreshments provided during the event?

Light refreshments are typically available, but it's recommended to bring your own water bottle.

Kyalami Training: Marine Conservation in North Palm Beach | Wildlife | Events

Experience an inspiring evening with Kyalami Divers in North Palm Beach, Florida, where marine conservation comes to life. Kyalami Training offers an exclusive session featuring Tonya Wiley from Havenworth Coastal Conservation, who shares her passionate journey protecting the endangered smalltooth sawfish. This event provides a unique opportunity to engage directly with conservation efforts through an interactive Q&A, learn innovative methods to protect fragile marine ecosystems, and connect with fellow ocean enthusiasts committed to environmental stewardship. Beyond the educational aspect, the calming coastal setting of the Kyalami Scuba Club creates a welcoming space to exchange ideas and build a network of like-minded individuals. Whether you're an experienced diver or simply interested in marine life, this training blends scientific insight with community-driven conservation in a truly memorable way. Discover how small, collective actions contribute to safeguarding Florida’s marine habitats, making this not just a training but a meaningful experience for anyone passionate about the ocean.