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February 27, 2024 by HAL
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
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February 27, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
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 […]
More bottom time very quickly adds up to more fun, so what’s stopping you from making it happen for you? We know that nitrox is not available to divers in some spots around the world, but if it is available locally (and certainly when you travel to go diving), you really must add it to […]
If heading to the GO Diving Show, severe flooding around Stoneleigh Park may cause travel disruptions. Advice includes not relying on SAT-NAV, following directional signage, and using What3Words and Waze apps for accurate directions to venue entrances. Additional travel time is suggested due to potential queuing. Read the article
The purposes of technical storage include enabling specific services, storing preferences, anonymous statistics, and creating user profiles for marketing. Read the article
It’s 6 am, the hues of the morning sun are dancing across the glassy sea. Right below you a black tip reef shark is gently circling the boat. You grab your mask and slip into the water alongside him. For a few precious moments, it’s just you and him in the water. This is the […]
Grenada is celebrated for its rich marine life, including porcupinefish, known for their ability to inflate and sharp spines. These fish help maintain ecosystem balance by feeding on invertebrates in coral reefs. Read the article
The GO Diving Show offers a chance for new and experienced divers to try scuba diving and sidemount diving in a large trydive pool with instructors present. Read the article
DEEP is revolutionizing undersea exploration by creating habitats for humans to live up to 200m underwater for 28 days, using submarines and advanced research. The BiG Scuba Podcast promotes DEEP and offers advice on diving equipment through Narked at 90. Read the article
DEEP is revolutionizing underwater exploration with subsea habitats that enable humans to live up to 200m underwater for 28 days, work-class submarines, and advanced research, transforming underwater capabilities. Read the article
Lionfish are a group of fish known for their regal appearance, hence their nickname as the ‘kings’ and ‘queens’ of the coral reefs. With their flowing fins; maroon, black or white stripes; and venomous spikes, these creatures have been the object of admiration for years. Lionfish are native to the warm tropical waters of the […]
The British Sub-Aqua Club provides information on diving, training events, membership, and policies on their website. They offer ways to stay connected through social media and allow users to join the club online. Read the article
February 25, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
Dive Curaçao showcased scuba diving at the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show, emphasizing personalized vacation packages and the island’s cultural, eco-tourism, and culinary attractions. The event aimed to highlight Curaçao’s universal appeal beyond diving, fostering collaborations and future adventures with attendees. Dive Curaçao remains dedicated to promoting dive tourism and offers tailored experiences for all types […]
February 25, 2024 by HAL
Big Apple Divers recently visited Bonaire, a renowned dive spot, known as “Divers Paradise” with turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs. Divers had multiple daily dives exploring marine life, some even took a Diver Propulsion Vehicle (DPV) course. Shore diving sites offered flexibility for diving, allowing members to enjoy the beauty of Bonaire’s underwater world […]
Freediving can be risky due to environmental factors, lack of training, inexperience, and depth-related issues. The key to safety is proper training, equipment, and precautions. Some tips for reducing risks include never diving alone, maintaining hydration, respecting surface intervals, and listening to your body’s limits. Read the article
February 24, 2024 by HAL
Greg The Divemaster seeks solutions for a drysuit issue on ScubaRadio with the ScubaSquad. The next ScubaRadio ScubaSquad in Galapagos is announced. Read the article
The ScubaRadio show airs every Saturday, providing dive-related news with a fun twist. In a recent episode, they discuss the iCare Trash Derby in the Florida Keys and explore the topic of feeling guilty about eating fish. Read the article
Join ScubaRadio on a Galapagos dive adventure with Explorer Ventures in April 2024. Call 1-800-322-3577 for more information. Read the article
February 24, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
In the UK, scuba divers don’t have to dive deep; certification is key. Shallow dives of 0-20m offer marine wildlife like at Loch Fyne and the Farne Islands, while deeper dives of 20-40m feature wrecks such as the M2 Submarine in Dorset. A mixture of depths can be explored in locations like Eastbourne. Safety, training, […]
Navigating through the wide waters of scuba diving involves managing risks and incidents effectively. Understanding the risks entails recognizing uncertainties inherent in diving, necessitating meticulous planning. Equipment plays a vital role, requiring maintenance and thorough checking to prevent failures underwater. Learning from experiences, preparing psychologically, and engaging with the diving community are crucial aspects of […]
Two new underwater video games were announced during a Nintendo livestream. “Endless Ocean: Luminous” allows players to explore the “Veiled Sea” with over 500 marine species, releasing on May 2, 2024. “Another Crab’s Treasure” is a soulslike adventure game set in a polluted underwater world, releasing on April 25, 2024, on Nintendo Switch. Read the […]
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