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Yes the diving industry here is increasingly highly conscious of reef protection. The absolute easiest way to find them is to search specifically for dive centers that prominently display PADI Eco Center or Green Star Award certifications on their websites.
Shops like Pearl Divers in Unawatuna or Taprobane Divers often actively organize reef conservation dives. You can confidently book with them knowing your money supports highly ethical local ocean protection efforts.
These internationally recognized awards prove the business follows incredibly strict environmental protocols including banning single use plastics on their boats and actively participating in local beach cleanups.
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