SSI FRESH WATER ECOLOGY
Freshwater habitats range from glaciers in the mountains, down to lowland rivers and streams that flow into estuaries. They include lakes, rivers, streams, some wetlands, cave systems, geothermal areas and underground aquifers.
The SSI Fresh Water Ecology program provides all that you need to identify diverse and unique range of freshwater species, habitats, and ecosystems.
Upon completion, you’ll earn your SSI Freshwater Ecology Specialty certification.
COURSE OVERVIEW
Freshwater environments are rich in life and essential to ecosystems around the world. The SSI Freshwater Ecology specialty introduces you to the unique habitats, species, and environmental processes found in lakes, rivers, springs, and wetlands.
Throughout the SSI Fresh Water Ecology program, you’ll explore how freshwater ecosystems function, learn to identify key plants and animals, and understand the challenges they face, including pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction. You will also discover how divers and conservationists can play a vital role in protecting these delicate environments.
Whether you’re diving in alpine lakes, exploring river systems, or simply want to deepen your ecological knowledge, this course will enhance your appreciation and understanding of freshwater ecosystems.
PREREQUISITES
Minimum Age: Open to any age
Academic Sessions: Online learning
Confined Water: N/A
Open Water Dives: N/A
Max Depth: N/A
Time: 3 hours
COST $120
Includes:
Online training
E-card
Dive club membership
Ecology bundle packages
3x Eco specialties $295
5x Eco specialties $375