The Current State of Treasure Coast Shipwrecks | Tim Reynolds + Kyle Kennedy | Seafarer Exploration
The Current State of Treasure Coast Shipwrecks | Tim Reynolds + Kyle Kennedy | Seafarer Exploration
Seafarer Exploration is a publicly traded Underwater Exploration company using proprietary tech to search for shipwrecks off the coast of Florida. Tim Reynolds and Kyle Kennedy recently sat down on the Venture Lounge Podcast to discuss a variety of topics around Seafarer Exploration.
In this clip, Tim Reynolds further explains the current state of Treasure coast shipwrecks and what differentiates Seafarer’s exploration and archeological efforts from what’s been done by other exploration outfits in the past.
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The USA has over 333 million people, and about 2 and a half million, scuba dive. An even smaller number are avid divers, and that amount has been dropping since 2015. I read that many marine archaeologist prefer that wrecks and their contents should remain preserved in situ for others to admire. Tim, you made a great point of how wrecks and their contents are slowly decaying and will not be preserved as if in a time capsule. Where many of these older decaying wrecks lay, off the Florida coast, there is rarely a day with good visibility and cooperating currents, or weather. Diver charters would find it difficult to book divers, if they could not guarantee the time and day to simply view any remaining artifacts, without the hull of a ship. One would think that a greater % of the population could enjoy the artifacts on display in a museum vs. a risky dive, with a low probability of actually seeing what they paid for.