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Scuba News
August 30, 2023 by HAL
The Shark Trust works globally to improve the conservation of sharks, skates, and rays. They focus on advocating for policy changes, engaging with communities, and managing fisheries operations to protect these species from threats like overfishing. Their various programs address the critical challenges faced by oceanic and Mediterranean shark populations. Read the full article at […]
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The Shark Trust provides resources to raise awareness about sharks and their conservation. You can download digital leaflets, ID guides for various shark species, and information on the legislative status of sharks, skates, and rays in UK waters. These resources help educate divers and the public about the importance of protecting these marine creatures. Read […]
Sharks have been around for over 400 million years, with more than 500 species found in diverse marine ecosystems. These amazing creatures vary in size and appearance, from tiny glowing Pygmy Lantern Sharks to enormous Whale Sharks that can reach 17 meters. They play critical roles in maintaining healthy ocean environments, making them both fascinating […]
One-third of all sharks and rays are threatened with extinction due to overfishing. The IUCN Red List assesses the risk for these species and categorizes them as critically endangered, endangered, or vulnerable. Recent improvements in data collection show that more species are at risk than previously thought. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
Sharks are essential for healthy oceans as they help maintain the balance of marine ecosystems. They control fish populations and prevent the spread of disease by preying on weaker individuals. Additionally, sharks contribute to human well-being and the economy through ecotourism and sustainable fisheries, yet many species are at risk due to overfishing. Read the […]
Sharks have been in our oceans for 400 million years, but many species are now in danger due to overfishing. This issue affects the health of our oceans, as sharks play a crucial role in maintaining marine life balance. With our help, we can take action to protect these important creatures and ensure their survival. […]
Oceanic 31 is an exhibition featuring shark and ray art. Visitors can buy prints and register for an auction to bid on original artworks. This event supports shark welfare and conservation initiatives. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
August 28, 2023 by HAL
Gemma and Ian talk with Agnieszka, Sales & Marketing Director at Santi Diving, a leading manufacturer of diving gear. Santi has a global presence and a team of 150. The episode covers a summer update and various exciting news regarding diving trips and equipment. The BiG Scuba Podcast is sponsored by Narked at 90, offering […]
Santi Diving’s Sales & Marketing Director discusses the company’s premium dry suits and equipment distributed globally to over 60 markets with a team of 150 people. Gemma and Ian share summer updates on the podcast. Read the article
August 25, 2023 by HAL
To become a skilled wreck diver, it’s crucial to find an expert instructor. Follow professional advice to select wisely. Read the article
The text discusses the amount of dive experience needed for technical wreck penetration. Read the article
Wreck diving risks, hazards, and precautions are discussed in a dive guide on Andy Davis’ blog to help divers stay safe. Read the article
This blog post discusses the lost guideline search procedure for advanced wreck diving. Read the article
August 21, 2023 by HAL
Scuba diving in Gallipoli, Turkey offers a chance to explore historic WW1 wrecks. The area has 19 wrecks, including iconic ships like HMS Majestic and HMS Louis. The dive conditions vary, with temperatures from 15°C to 25°C. Visibility in the Aegean Sea is excellent for exploring wrecks like the HMS Majestic, suitable for divers of […]
The text discusses a dive to the Bianca C wreck in Grenada, known as the Titanic of the Caribbean, detailing the history of the ship and the dive experience, including the challenges faced in reaching the wreck. Other dives in Grenada and the Sculpture Garden site are also mentioned. Read the article
August 17, 2023 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
An expedition to dive in the less-explored Pannikin Plains Cave in Western Australia aimed to discover new cave tunnels. The cave has a history of exploration dating back to the 1970s, and recent teams have made significant discoveries. The expedition involved a challenging setup to get gear into the remote cave for diving exploration. Despite […]
August 15, 2023 by HAL
DEMA released Q2 data for the Diving Equipment Manufacturing Purchase Index. The data compares Q2 2023 to 2022 and Q1 2023. It includes New Orders and Inventories in categories like Soft Goods and Accessories. The MPI tracks trends as a percentage from 0 to 100, noting expansions or contractions. Companies receive aggregated data with no […]
August 13, 2023 by HAL
Dive industry-specialized media performed well in 2022 except for print publications and are optimistic about 2023. A study surveyed 20 media outlets worldwide, revealing trends in profitability and geographical distribution. The Business of Diving Institute conducts these surveys, with support from various entities. Future surveys are planned. One can subscribe to Scubanomics for industry insights. […]
When choosing a wreck diving course, prioritize expert instruction to ensure safety. Read the article
August 10, 2023 by HAL
A team of researchers deploys robots in the Pacific Ocean to collect and send data from depths of 5,000 meters, revolutionizing oceanography with advanced sensor networks. The robots work alongside sensors to measure various oceanic aspects, streamlining data gathering. Scientists analyze years of data for insights into underwater realms, hinting at exciting discoveries to come. […]
The text discusses the impact of marine pollution through the lens of a poignant image showing a seahorse entangled in a protective mask. It highlights the dire consequences of disposable masks and medical waste on marine life and ecosystems, emphasizing the need for sustainability and ecological consciousness to protect the oceans. Read the article
Packing scuba gear for travel involves choosing the right bag, deciding what goes in hand luggage (like regulators and cameras), and what should be in hold luggage (like knives and reels). Fins can be strapped to backpacks if allowed, and delicate items can be protected using a wetsuit. Additional tips include using AirTags to track […]
August 9, 2023 by HAL
Embarking on a career as a police diver involves meeting specific requirements, completing police academy training, and obtaining diving certifications from organizations like PADI. Specialized police diving training covers underwater search and recovery, evidence collection, and mastering advanced diving skills for various scenarios. Police divers play crucial roles in search operations and crime scene investigations. […]
August 7, 2023 by HAL
Basking sharks in Ireland are now protected by new regulations under the Wildlife Act. This protection is aimed at conserving these important marine animals and ensuring their survival. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
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