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GUE Seattle’s Shahein Moussavi and Travis Eiler were featured in The Seattle Times after encountering dead fish—including federally protected Chinook salmon—while diving beneath the I-90 light rail bridge in Lake Washington.

As divers, we have a unique view of what’s happening beneath the surface of our local waters. Observations like these can help bring attention to changes in the underwater environments we dive, explore, and care about.

We’re proud to see members of our local dive community helping bring visibility to what’s happening below the surface.

📸 Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times
📰 Isabella Breda & Mike Lindblom / The Seattle Times taken in Seattle, Washington by @gue_seattle

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If you don’t form relationships with local community, You’re failing.
If you don’t have that kind of sense of ownership by the local community of these conservative projects. As the pressure on any parks go around the world.
The local communities are sort of the last line of defense.
- Kristine Tompkins -

Great Job Team @gue_seattle

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@james.fraser.923724 taken in Angle Lake Park by @gue_seattle

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🚨Community Day video teaser 🚨 What an awesome community we have! A community built on support, shared passions, and the collective energy of people uplifting one another.
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#guehq #gue_seattle #guefamily #gueseattle #pnw #globalunderwaterexplorers #santidiving #halcyondivesystems #scubadiving #scuba #scubadivers #pnwdiver #coldwaterdiver #guedivers #scubamag #drysuitdiver #divegue #technicaldiving #community #friends #divebuddies #ocean #adventure #travel #community #PNW by @gue_seattle

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2 years ago

If your drysuit has those sample-size pockets 😂, trimming down your Wetnotes makes them way easier to access.

Tiny modification, much easier reach. 🤿
Keep it cute. Keep it cool. by @gue_seattle

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12 days ago

Being a good teammate means stepping up when we forget to take the group photo 😋

Host: Jessie (front and center)
Behind Jessie: Kevin, Ben, James, Beni, Donovan, Yu, Yuching, Craig, Ashley, and myself. And Travis, who is just off screen ;)

(this might be my favorite photo yet of some of my diving family 🥰) by @gue_seattle

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Weekly GUE Seattle dive!

#scuba #scubadiving #gue #seattle by @gue_seattle

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21 days ago

A fun weekend in Seattle in search of some wet rusts. by @gue_seattle

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Summer photo dump. ☀️🌊

Wednesday night dives + an incredible community + a sixgill sighting at Redondo = a pretty great way to spend the week. 🦈! taken in Seattle, Washington by @gue_seattle

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2 months ago

☀️☀️☀️ by @gue_seattle

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Today, GUE Seattle joined the SeaTac Scrubdown and helped clean up Angle Lake! 🤿♻️ Thanks to everyone who came out to make a positive impact above and below the surface. 💙🌎 #gue_seattle #divegue #globalunderwaterexplorer taken in Angle Lake by @gue_seattle

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📸: @boribennett . Wednesday night dive with a special guest 🐶🐩 by @gue_seattle

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Repost from GUEHQ: Congratulations to James Fraser, GUE’s newest Tech 1 instructor in Washington, USA!

https://www.gue.com/diver-training/gue-instructors/instructor-resume?id=26718

From James:
I began diving in 1992, quickly turning a curiosity into a lifelong pursuit of skill, discipline, and exploration. I became a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer in 1998 and a NAUI Scuba Instructor in 2017, building a foundation not just in diving, but in teaching others to do it well.

For nearly 30 years, the Pacific Northwest has been my home underwater. I truly love diving here—its challenging conditions have shaped who I am as a diver. Just as important is my passion for instructing and supporting the local diving community, helping others grow in confidence and capability.

In 2018, after my wife and dive teammate Deana introduced me to GUE, I found a renewed commitment to continuous improvement. That path led me to become a GUE Fundamentals Instructor and Technical Diver 1 Instructor. This summer, I’ll continue that journey in Finale Ligure, Italy, working toward my CCR2 certification.

Diving, for me, is about constant learning, strong community, and a deep connection to the underwater world. by @gue_seattle

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