Tasmania's East Coast kelp forests ‘disappearing' | video

Melissa Mobbs
October 17 2016 - 5:30pm
DISAPPEARING ACT: Divers explore the giant kelp forest at Munro Bight, which no longer exists according to Eaglehawk Dive Centre co-owner Mick Baron.
DISAPPEARING ACT: Divers explore the giant kelp forest at Munro Bight, which no longer exists according to Eaglehawk Dive Centre co-owner Mick Baron.

A Tasmanian diver claims giant kelp forests on the state’s East Coast have “completely disappeared”.

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Melissa Mobbs

Melissa Mobbs

Deputy Editor

A journalist with more than a decade of experience, Melissa Mobbs currently works as the Deputy Editor for The Examiner Newspaper in Launceston, and has a strong background in reporting on crime and the justice system. Send tips to Melissa.Mobbs@examiner.com.au or on Twitter via @melissamobbs.

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