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June 19, 2025 by HAL
On April 12, 2025, the Thai liveaboard DiveRACE Class E caught fire. All passengers and crew members survived, but the incident raised serious concerns about safety procedures. Many survivors noted the lack of a proper safety drill or working alarms on the boat. Passengers had to use their cell phones to signal for help, as […]
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June 18, 2025 by HAL
Diver Dan’s Scuba organizes amazing diving trips to exciting places. Recently, they explored Raja Ampat, Indonesia, with 57 divers. Participants ranged from beginners to experienced instructors. They saw beautiful coral reefs, manta rays, and Wobbegong sharks. The trip focused on building community and confidence among divers.
BSAC now uses Stripe to collect direct debit payments. This change helps streamline payment processing for members. Members can learn to dive and find clubs through BSAC. Support and training events are still available for all divers. Staying connected with BSAC is important for updates and information.
Sergei became a diving instructor in Koh Lipe, Thailand. He saw the IDC course as a chance to grow in his career. Safety of students is his top priority as an instructor. Koh Lipe has beautiful diving spots with clear water and diverse marine life. He suggests that others interested in teaching scuba diving should […]
Buddy Dive Bonaire is hosting HILMA HOOKER Week from September 13-19, 2025. This week celebrates the famous wreck called Hilma Hooker. Divers can participate in special activities like wreck courses and guided dives. There will also be night dives and free presentations about the wreck. It’s a great chance to explore underwater history and marine […]
Explorer Ventures is offering a summer sale on dive trips. You can save up to $1100 on liveaboard trips from June to October 2025. Destinations include the Galápagos, Turks & Caicos, and the Caribbean. You can book now to secure your spot for these discounted adventures. More savings are also available for various international dive […]
Fatigue, lack of assertiveness, and norms are key factors in diving safety. Fatigue reduces focus and increases errors during dives. Lack of assertiveness prevents divers from speaking up about unsafe situations. Norms can create unsafe practices over time, like skipping buddy checks. Building a culture of safety helps divers prevent accidents and support each other.
Sand tiger sharks are common off North Carolina’s coast, especially near shipwrecks. They are easy to recognize due to their big teeth and strong bodies. Despite looking fierce, these sharks are usually gentle and safe for divers. Many gather around wrecks to feed during the summer months. Their presence supports eco-tourism, attracting divers to see […]
A new login update for BSAC Plus will happen on 23 June. Members need to log in to access their accounts. This update will improve security and user experience. Make sure to check your login information before the update. Keep diving safely and stay updated with BSAC news.
DEMA Show has a new interactive newsletter for attendees and exhibitors. This event is the largest trade-only show for scuba diving and ocean sports. DEMA Show promotes business networking and offers educational seminars. The 2025 Show is scheduled for November 11-14 in Orlando, Florida. It supports the diving industry through its activities and programs.
ScubaRadio is a popular show for divers. It airs every Saturday from 3-5pm EST. Hosts share diving news and funny stories. Listeners can join the conversation live. The show connects divers worldwide through podcasts and social media.
On June 7th, 50 PADI divers planted 250 corals in Dadonghai. PADI CEO Drew Richardson and actor Huang Bo were dive buddies. Under Professor Wang Peizheng’s guidance, they executed the planting process together. Many divers shared their love for ocean protection while diving. Coral planting is now a fun and meaningful activity for all divers.
French Polynesia has created the world’s largest marine protected area (MPA). It will cover almost 5 million square kilometers of ocean. Around one-fifth of this area will have strict protections. Class I areas ban all fishing and dredging, while Class II allows sustainable tourism. This effort aims to protect marine diversity and honors traditional fishing […]
June 17, 2025 by HAL
The Beneath the Sea Scuba Show is evolving for 2026. The show will have major expansions to improve attendee experience. It will take place on March 27, 28, and 29 in 2026. The changes aim to promote scuba diving and protect ocean environments. These updates reflect the organization’s commitment to marine conservation.
MARES is offering a special summer deal. Buy select MARES regulators from June 15 to August 1, 2025, and get a free octopus. An octopus is a backup air source for divers. Eligible regulators include popular models like the ATLAS and EPIC. This offer is available at participating Mares dealers while supplies last.
The Dive Pirates Foundation brings together adaptive divers in Cayman Brac. This trip celebrates 21 years of empowering divers with disabilities. Participants compete in the Deep Down Challenge to raise $40,000. Each diver shares their story and dives with the help of buddies and instructors. The week includes fun activities like karaoke and team competitions.
The dive industry faces challenges, but opportunities exist in tough times. Businesses can thrive by focusing on their current customers. Great dive shops adapt and innovate, offering new experiences and services. Technology helps connect with divers more easily today. Control your thoughts and actions to find success during adversity.
Join the Great Shark Snapshot from July 19 to 27. Record every shark, ray, and eggcase you see while diving. This event helps gather important information for shark conservation. You can participate whether at your local dive spot or on a special trip. Use the Shark Trust app or website to log your findings.
BSAC’s NW Dive Fest 2025 will take place on October 3rd. It is open to all divers and snorkelers. The event includes fun activities like photo contests and underwater treasure hunts. There will be chances to try underwater scooters and rebreathers. Tickets are available online for £20 and include access to various dive industry sponsors.
The Ornate Ghost Pipefish is a rare and delicate creature. It uses camouflage to blend in with coral and seaweed. These fish are most often found from November to April in clear waters. They are also unique for having females that carry and protect their eggs. Divers can enhance their chances of spotting them by […]
Enjoy scuba diving safely by knowing important safety rules. Always check your gear before diving to prevent accidents. Understand the local ocean conditions where you dive. Join a diving club to meet other divers and learn new skills. Remember to respect marine life and keep our oceans clean.
A rescue diver shared how 12 boys were saved from a flooded cave. An international team of divers worked together to locate and rescue them. The operation faced many challenges, including limited visibility and strong currents. Proper diving skills and teamwork were crucial for success. This rescue highlights the importance of training and preparation in […]
June 16, 2025 by HAL
Sharks play an important role in the ecosystem of The Bahamas. Many divers encounter different shark species while scuba diving. These sharks help keep fish populations healthy by eating the weak and sick. Working together, divers and conservationists can protect sharks and their habitats. Diving with sharks can be an exciting way to appreciate ocean […]
A 16th-century shipwreck named Camarat 4 has been found. It is the deepest wreck in French waters, over 2.5 kilometers deep. Archaeologists used remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to explore it. The ship was carrying well-preserved ceramics and other items. Future research will investigate the wreck and its history.
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