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Scuba News
March 6, 2024 by HAL
Explore China’s tech training agency World Underwater Discovery (WUD) through an interview with its co-founder Yuan Wang and a feature on cave diver Chen Qian. Learn about the Chinese diving market and adventures in South China. Read the article
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DAN Europe’s Cristian Pellegrini challenges deep cave explorers. Read the article
The documentary “Diving Into The Darkness” features cave diving explorer Jill Heinerth. Read the article
Divesoft offers hi-tech products for technical divers worldwide, with a focus on specialized diving equipment and software. They aim to provide customers with a range of services beyond just equipment. Read the article
Captain Paul Watson warns about the environmental threat of deep sea mining. Read the article
Jessica Keller, a diving scientist, became the new president of AAUS, having a background in underwater archaeology and various diving roles. Read the article
In a post by International Training CEO Brian Carney, dive professionals are urged to unite for the advancement of the industry and ocean by reducing the perceived risk of technology. Read the article
A new audiobook for scuba divers called “Technically Speaking – Talks on Technical Diving Volume 1: Genesis and Exodus” by Simon Pridmore is highly recommended by diving experts. It delves into complex technical diving concepts in an easily understandable manner. Read the article
BSAC introduces the Underwater Surveyor course, in partnership with Seawilding, focusing on fun and accessible survey techniques for divers and snorkelers. The course covers eLearning modules and practical training to conduct marine surveys, requiring BSAC Ocean Diver or Snorkel Diver qualifications. Completion leads to a BSAC Underwater Surveyor SDC qualification. Read the article
The ocean depths are crucial for marine life, including fish, plants, and mammals. Read the entire article at oceana.org
Diving The Great Barrier Reef is highlighted as one of the ultimate scuba diving adventures due to its vastness and beauty. Read the article
Solitude Liveaboards & Resorts invites underwater photography enthusiasts to explore and capture the beauty of the ocean. Their tailored services, expert guidance, and workshops aim to nurture and empower photographers, overcoming challenges like mastering buoyancy and camera gear. The allure of underwater photography lies in documenting marine life and seascapes, with workshops designed to enhance […]
Austria offers a variety of outdoor activities, including scuba diving in mountain lakes, skiing, hiking, biking, kayaking, paragliding, and rock climbing in picturesque landscapes. Popular spots include Salzkammergut, Salzburg, and Tyrol. Each activity has its best time to go, such as winter for diving and skiing, summer for kayaking, and spring/summer for paragliding. Despite being […]
A German woman is missing, presumed dead after a fire onboard a Red Sea liveaboard diving boat, Sea Legend, which sank. The fire started in the kitchen, causing chaos during evacuation. Passengers were forced to abandon ship and faced safety issues, lack of life vests, and no proper alarm system. One zodiac reached shore after […]
Introducing youngsters to the underwater world through mermaid programs, like PADI’s official Mermaid program, allows kids as young as 6 to learn mermaiding skills, history, safety, and experience swimming like a mermaid with a fin and tail. Starting young fosters comfort in water and good habits, but adults can also pursue the dream, with many […]
The Alchemy Heavy neckweight is a new and improved version of the Alchemy Freediving neckweight series. It offers more weight distribution, comfort, and visibility for divers. It is wider, heavier, and comes in a silver color, making it ideal for various diving conditions. The neckweight is durable, easy to adjust, and clip-free for emergencies. Read […]
The Kraken Rum releases a limited edition telling the story of a lighthouse keeper’s escape from the clutches of the Kraken beast, with unique illustrations on the bottle. Read the article
When renting dive gear, ensure you understand how to use each piece properly. For dive computers, know how to read depth, time, gas levels, and warning signals. Check gas mix settings and connections for air integration. BCDs should fit and function well, regulators must be clean and maintained, and exposure gear should fit properly. Ensure […]
The MV Rubymar, a UK-owned bulk carrier, sank in the Red Sea after being hit by a ballistic missile by Houthi rebels, posing environmental risks due to the chemicals onboard. The spillage could impact the Red Sea’s marine ecosystems, circulating for months if not contained immediately. Read the article
Admitting mistakes in scuba diving can be challenging due to factors like ego, psychological safety, consequences, and embarrassment. Building trust and sharing errors openly can lead to a culture of learning and improvement. Read the article
Scientists report on small boat activities in various zones on March 5, 2024. No small fishing boats were seen fishing in the monitored zones on this day. An operation was conducted with the Navy to retrieve a net entangled with sea animals. The net was removed, and the animals were released back into the sea. […]
The article discusses how real sea creatures resemble monsters from Science Fiction and Horror movies, such as a Wolf Fish resembling Nosferatu, a Damselfish reminiscent of The Monster that Challenged the World, a Lizardfish resembling Mr. Sardonicus, an Octopus akin to The Crawling Eye, a Bubble Anemone resembling The Blob, and a Stargazer reminiscent of […]
March is Seagrass Awareness Month, emphasizing the importance of protecting seagrass to safeguard the manatee population in Florida. Seagrass loss has led to increased manatee deaths due to starvation, with nutrient pollution causing harmful algal blooms. Although there has been a slight decrease in manatee deaths, ongoing conservation efforts are crucial in maintaining seagrass habitats. […]
The Women Divers Hall of Fame (WDHOF) awards scholarships and training grants annually to individuals, including those pursuing careers involving diving, providing financial support. In 2024, $57,000 was awarded to 47 recipients chosen from 324 applicants, aiming to support passionate individuals interested in diving. The scholarships aim to expand global outreach and support future change […]
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