Baby Lobster release 15th March 2014. Five divers dispatch 450 juvenile lobsters to the sea bed, where they belong. The were released close to the wreck of the Volnay in Falmouth Bay, Cornwall. They were given to Atlantic Scuba by the National Lobster Hatchery for their 4th release.

1. First baby lobster release of 2014.
On Saturday 15th March, a group of five volunteer divers took 450 baby lobsters out on
Atlantic Scuba's boat Stingray, to be dispatched into the wild. The lobsters have been
waiting, mainly due to the bad weather, to be released for several weeks. The National
Lobster Hatchery were once again asking for help. Mark Milburn of Atlantic Scuba said that
this was their first release of the year. This makes a total of 2,950 baby lobsters released
by Mr Milburn and the volunteer divers, over the last eighteen months, around Falmouth
Bay.
The National Lobster Hatchery says that, there is an expected 80% survival rate of
lobsters released by divers. Within the next year the area should start to see the benefits
of these releases.