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September 28, 2023 by HAL
Learn about deep sea exploration with EV Nautilus, including technology and discoveries. Read the article
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Natasha Marosi transitioned from a successful law career in New York to become a shark conservationist in Fiji. She challenges misconceptions about bull sharks, promotes shark conservation through initiatives like “My Fiji Shark,” and collaborates with Beqa Adventure Divers to protect marine ecosystems while investing in local communities. Natasha’s story inspires pursuing unconventional paths and […]
September 27, 2023 by HAL
Mark Packer joined The Pelican of London for a two-week sailing adventure. He served as the Scientist in Residence, enjoying the vibrant ocean life of sun, seabirds, and the thrill of being at sea, all while marveling at the absence of sharks. This unique experience helped him connect more deeply with marine life and the […]
September 26, 2023 by HAL
ScubaRadio live studio video feed for 9-30-23 featured discussions on upcoming dive trips, diving equipment reviews, and news from the diving industry. Read the entire article at scubaradio.com
September 25, 2023 by HAL
CRF™ is supporting coral restoration in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. In Puerto Rico, they are expanding nursery production and genetic sequencing to enhance restoration efficacy. In the US Virgin Islands, CRF™ is working to return around 10,000 corals of various species by collaborating with local organizations on nursery propagation and outplanting. CRF™ […]
CRF™ secured a $6.9 million grant to restore coral habitats in the Caribbean, matching it with $4.1 million for an $11 million project. The focus is on genetic diversity and rebuilding populations of specific coral species in Florida, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands, benefiting local communities economically and ecologically, with a commitment to […]
Mallory Haas, a maritime archaeologist, works with the SHIPS Project to clean up Plymouth Sound by removing abandoned junk like tires from the seabed. Read the article
Mallory Haas, a maritime archaeologist, directs the SHIPS Project and leads The 1000 Tyres Project to clean up Plymouth Sound National Marine Park by removing abandoned debris like tires. She hails from the Great Lakes region in the US. Read the article
September 23, 2023 by HAL
ScubaRadio features a new movie trailer and award-winning scuba gear from movies that could be available at dive stores soon. Read the article
September 19, 2023 by HAL
ScubaRadio had a live studio video feed on 9-23-23. Read the entire article at scubaradio.com
Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire (RRFB) uses selective breeding and assisted fertilization to enhance genetic diversity and resilience of Bonaire’s coral reefs, combating threats like Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease. Collaboration with Secore International aids in creating unique coral strains to withstand challenges, with larval propagation programs producing genetically distinct coral larvae for reef restoration and […]
The blog post discusses the USS New York wreck in Subic Bay, Philippines, providing dive site details, the ship’s history, and a video for divers. Read the article
September 18, 2023 by HAL
The Philippines offers top diving destinations with reefs, whale sharks, and manta rays. The best sites are reached by liveaboard vessels for efficient exploration. Read the article
September 17, 2023 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
The Ocean Art 2023 Underwater Photography Competition is open for entries, offering over $110,000 in prizes, attracting photographers worldwide. Various categories and prestigious prizes like liveaboard dive trips are featured. New categories include Underwater Digital Art and Underwater Fashion. Top photographers judge the competition, with a submission deadline of November 30, 2023. Read the article
September 15, 2023 by HAL
When wreck diving, understanding the level of restrictions is vital for planning safe dives in backmount and sidemount configurations. Read the article
September 14, 2023 by HAL
The blog post discusses the Showa L2D Tabby aircraft wreck in Subic Bay, Philippines. Read the article
September 13, 2023 by HAL
Beginner scuba divers should prioritize buying a mask, dive computer, and fins first. Investing in quality gear within your budget is crucial. Popular mask options include Cressi F1, Aqualung Reveal X1, and Fourth Element Scout. Dive computer recommendations are Mares Puck Pro, Suunto D4i Novo, and Shearwater Peregrine. For fins, options like Aqualung Storm, FE […]
September 12, 2023 by HAL
Gemma and Ian explore diving and paddleboarding, announce sponsorship, share related links, and promote the BiG Scuba Podcast. Read the article
Gemma and Ian share their diving experiences at the Farne Islands in a podcast episode, where they also mention becoming Brand Ambassadors for Ocean Reef. They provide links to various scuba-related businesses and encourage engagement through social media and reviews. Read the article
September 11, 2023 by HAL
Explore L2D Tabby Aircraft wreck photos from Subic Bay, Philippines, including cockpit shots from 45m dives. Read the article
September 9, 2023 by HAL
In June, significant measures were announced to protect shark populations. A gillnet ban in the Great Barrier Reef by 2027 and a no-take policy for all hammerhead sharks in Queensland waters aim to conserve these species. Additionally, research highlighted that major reef sharks are facing extinction risks due to overfishing, with populations declining significantly. Read […]
September 5, 2023 by HAL
In episode #88 of Speaking Sidemount, the host reflects on five years of running the podcast and the growth it has brought, especially in diving knowledge and community recognition. The host discusses his progression from sidemount to cave diving and the challenges faced during the transition. The episode features Scott RG, a passionate diver from […]
Sharks have complex brains that allow them to process various senses, including smell, sight, sound, touch, taste, and electroreception. They are highly skilled at detecting smells, such as blood from prey, with their sense of smell being the most developed. Sharks’ ability to sense electrical currents helps them locate prey that may be hidden or […]
Sharks have existed for about 400 million years, long before dinosaurs. They evolved from small, leaf-shaped fish into two main groups: bony fish and cartilaginous fish, which includes sharks. Sharks have survived many mass extinctions, but many species are currently threatened due to human activities. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
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