We were featured on CBC Canadian Radio on 26th January.

It was a great interview and can be heard here: http://www.cbc.ca/radioshows/AS_IT_HAPPENS/20100126.shtml

Quote:

"In the U.K., the phrase "sleeping with the fishes" could soon become a promise rather than a threat.A non-profit organisation in Dorset, England wants to make an artificial reef out of concrete balls containing cremated remains. The coordinators of the project hope these "bereavement balls" will breathe new life into the English Channel's seabed, produce a healthy marine ecosystem and bring the area's diving industry back from...well, not quite the dead, but close.Neville Copperthwaite is the project co-ordinator of Weymouth and Portland Wreck-to-Reef. We reached him at his home in Portland, England."