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Scuba News
February 28, 2024 by HAL
Experienced divers may suffer from the Curse of Knowledge, forgetting what it’s like to be a beginner and overlooking crucial information novice divers might not know, leading to potential problems underwater. This cognitive bias was exemplified in a military debacle during the Crimean War due to misinterpreted orders. To combat this, seasoned divers should empathize […]
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Kerrie Eade transitioned from corporate banking to owning a scuba diving business, using skills from running a female-focused construction company. She now owns a dive shop and is a PADI Platinum Course Director, promoting women in diving. Read the article
February 27, 2024 by HAL
Caribbean reefs rely on the long-spined sea urchin, Diadema antillarum, to control algae growth and maintain coral health. A decline in sea urchin populations after die-off events has led to increased algae levels, reducing coral cover and ecosystem stability. Restoration efforts include methods like “bio balls” and artificial reefs to revive urchin populations. Divers can […]
ScubaRadio is a popular scuba-themed radio show airing Saturdays 3-5pm EST. Greg The Divemaster and friends share diving news and stories with listeners live and via podcasts. Viewers can join the conversation through various channels on ScubaRadio.com. Read the article
DEMA added new social media campaign images for The DIVE BOAT Act to seek support and generate awareness among business operators in the diving industry. They encourage sharing the new graphics to help promote the cause. Read the article
SCUBAPRO is offering a promotion with its 2024 drysuit purchase, providing a free K2 Extreme Undersuit with the Evertech Dry Breathable or Definition Dry suits. This offer is valid until May 31, 2024, in select regions and participating retailers. Read the article
February 27, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
To take great wreck photos underwater, use a wide lens for better coverage, balance artificial and ambient lighting for depth portrayal, adjust ISO settings for optimal exposure, show scale with models, shoot in RAW for post-processing flexibility, employ off-camera and back lighting techniques, and research wreck layouts for strategic shots. Read the article
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Kirk Krack couldn’t attend the GO Diving Show, but Patrick Widmann will present instead, expanding on his cave diving adventures. Read the article
Scuba diving involves risks, so PADI sets restrictions based on certification levels, like depth limits. Guidelines include facing limits, avoiding solo dives, staying within your training, diving sober, and planning dives carefully. Various PADI courses, such as Bubblemaker, Junior Open Water, and Divemaster, have age requirements and specific restrictions after completion, like maximum depths and […]
Sandals Resorts and Beaches Resorts are the first resort company to secure a Green Fins digital membership, promoting sustainable diving practices in the Caribbean. This initiative involves following eco-friendly guidelines to protect coral reefs and marine ecosystems. By actively participating in conservation efforts and education, the resorts aim to safeguard marine resources and engage guests […]
The text discusses a diving incident where a diver died, detailing the emergency response, impact on individuals involved, processing the traumatic event, and returning to normalcy. Psychological effects on rescuers and the importance of debriefing are highlighted. Key aspects like narrative reconstruction and post-traumatic growth are mentioned, emphasizing the need for support and healing after […]
Baleen whales communicate underwater using unique larynx structures, evolving to avoid drowning while producing vocalizations. Land mammals’ larynx adaptations allowed baleen whales to sing and breathe without choking under water. Read the article
Virtual reality diving experience at GO Diving Show lets participants explore depths, including shipwrecks and ocean adventures, without getting wet. Read the article
The text discusses an upcoming event at the GO Diving Show where Jen Spacagna from The Manta Trust will talk about manta rays and responsible interactions at the Inspiration Stage. The show features various stages, activities like the bouldering wall and VR simulator, and ticket information including discounts for subscribers or divers from specific agencies. […]
Stay safe when exploring wrecks by following expert tips to avoid dangers. Read the article
This blog post by Andy Davis lists legendary technical wrecks for tech divers. Read the article
If you love wreck diving, check out the list of top 20 best wreck dives worldwide by Andy Davis. Read the article
Learn how to set up a secure safety spool for wreck and cave diving. Read the article
Technical wreck course is challenging for divers. Detailed account of advanced wreck training. Read the article
Emergency First Response® recognized the efforts of three responders in England who successfully performed CPR with oxygen administration and AED for 55 minutes on an unconscious victim before paramedics arrived, unfortunately, the victim did not survive. Read the article
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) provides information on diving, membership, events, and policies on their website, along with contact details and social media links for staying connected. Users can access resources on training, medical forms, and insurance. The club’s disclaimer, safeguarding, and privacy policy are also available for reference. Read the article
February 26, 2024 by HAL
Twenty years ago, David Rockefeller, Jr. founded Sailors for the Sea after being part of the Pew Oceans Commission, which highlighted issues like overfishing and pollution affecting the oceans. Read the entire article at oceana.org
Scuba.com, Lava Rubber, and Diveheart Foundation have started a wetsuit recycling initiative to repurpose old wetsuits into useful items like yoga mats and coasters. This program aims to promote sustainability and environmentally friendly practices within the diving community. Divers can drop off old wetsuits at Scuba.com retail locations for recycling. Read the article
February 26, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
Diving in poor visibility is common due to particles in the water like sand, silt, and plankton. Training, the right gear, and buddy contact are crucial for safe diving. Using guide lines and reference points, going slow, and wearing bright gear help in such conditions. Ego should be set aside, and abort the dive if […]
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