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Scuba News
April 26, 2025 by HAL
Aqua Gypsy joins the show to share her recent travel adventures. She discusses experiences related to scuba diving. The Florida Keys will host the ICare Trash Derby soon. This event highlights the importance of ocean conservation and keeping water clean.
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April 25, 2025 by HAL
Snorkeling in Britain offers many amazing sites to explore. The UK’s waters are rich with marine life and beautiful underwater landscapes. New snorkelers can find spots suitable for different skill levels. Popular locations include rocky coasts, sandy beaches, and estuaries. Each area provides unique opportunities to see diverse sea creatures and stunning marine habitats.
Regional support and branch visits for BSAC clubs are essential for growth and community building within the diving organization. These visits help clubs receive guidance and resources from experienced members, which can improve training and dive experiences for all members. Regular communication between branches strengthens ties and fosters a more engaged diving community. Such support […]
NovoScuba is an innovative scuba diving training agency aiming to make diving more accessible and affordable. They invite divers and ocean enthusiasts to become shareholders of the company in a move that redefines scuba training. NovoScuba offers a modern approach to diving education, utilizing digital platforms to make scuba training available globally. With a focus […]
Ocean Wise released its 2024 Shoreline Cleanup Impact Report to mark 30 years of efforts to protect Canadian shorelines. More than one million volunteers have joined the initiative since it began in 1994, collecting significant litter, primarily cigarette butts. These butts make up one-third of all collected litter and pose a serious threat to aquatic […]
The Ocean Wise Sea Dome is a mobile, immersive experience headed to various locations in Ontario this spring. It features a six-meter dome that projects stunning ocean footage, allowing visitors to explore marine life and ecosystems. This initiative promotes ocean conservation and education about the impact of climate change on ocean health. The events are […]
In this episode, the hosts delve into deep cave dives and the experiences of Dave Shaw. They discuss the concept of synchronicity and how it relates to diving. The experiences and lessons from deep diving adventures provide important insights for divers. This discussion aims to inspire new divers by showcasing the depth of exploration within […]
April 24, 2025 by HAL
Thailand has introduced strict rules restricting underwater photography to protect its coral reefs from damage caused by inexperienced divers. Only certified divers with an Advanced Open Water certification or at least 40 logged dives can use underwater cameras. New divers and those in training are not allowed to photograph during their dives. Snorkelers are also […]
The “Mystery” Skyraider is a wreck located off Point Loma at a depth of 650 feet. Discovered by the Orca Maritime team, the wreck is identified as Bureau Number 142042, a Skyraider produced in the late 1950s. Despite confirming its military markings, questions remain about how it ended up in its current location. The aircraft […]
Environmental factors significantly shape decision-making in scuba diving. Two main factors include fatigue from travel and cold water conditions. Jet lag can lower a diver’s performance temporarily, impacting their decisions. Cold water not only complicates physical movements due to thicker gear but also affects cognitive functions, making it harder to remember and think clearly. Being […]
From March 23 to March 31, 2025, a Whale Shark Expedition took divers through stunning dive locations in Thailand’s Andaman Sea. They explored Koh Lanta and Koh Tarutao National Parks, known for their unique marine life. The expedition featured exceptional dives at famous sites like Similan Islands and Richelieu Rock, highlighting diverse underwater ecosystems and […]
Liv Barnett, raised in the Cayman Islands, developed a passion for the ocean early in life. Her underwater photography journey intensified during the COVID-19 pandemic, which led her to take lessons at the Cathy Church Photo Centre. In 2022, she enhanced her skills at the Marine & Natural History Photography course in the UK. Liv […]
Night diving reveals unique behaviors and adaptations in marine life. Many fish, like parrotfish, have specific sleeping habits that make them easier to spot. Creatures such as soldierfish see better in low light due to their large eyes. Coral primarily spawns at night, using darkness to protect its eggs. Understanding these aspects can enhance nighttime […]
April 23, 2025 by HAL
Personalizing your scuba gear with BSAC tags is a great way to make your diving experience unique. These tags help identify your equipment and can reflect your style or achievements. By using tags, you can also ensure better organization and care for your gear. This small detail can improve your diving habits and enhance personal […]
ScubaRadio broadcasts a live studio video feed every Saturday from 3-5pm EST. The show, hosted by Greg The Divemaster, covers dive-related news and information with a fun twist, making it feel like a casual chat after a day of diving. Listeners can tune in via radio stations or archived podcasts. They also encourage participation through […]
Open Water diver courses typically range from 400 to 500 dollars, but prices can vary widely based on location and course features. Many dive centers offer different pricing packages, often including a budget, premium, and VIP option that cater to various customer needs and budgets. A basic course may have fewer benefits, while the VIP […]
PSI-PCI will host in-person training courses in Long Beach, California, on the last weekend of May. Attendees can participate in the Visual Cylinder Inspection® course, Oxygen Cylinder Cleaning, and Valve Repair Technician courses. The training is recognized by manufacturers and regulatory entities, ensuring both safety and compliance. This is a rare opportunity for scuba divers […]
April 22, 2025 by HAL
PADI, Neuro, and Blue Robotics collaborated to create a mural in San Diego, celebrating sharks, rays, and the kelp ecosystem. This artwork aims to raise awareness about ocean conservation and shift public perception of these marine animals from fear to fascination. The initiative encourages both divers and non-divers to join efforts in protecting vulnerable marine […]
The Cressi Raffaello is a new dive computer that enhances safety and performance for scuba and freedive enthusiasts. It features a user-friendly design, large buttons for easy use with gloves, and a high-contrast display for visibility underwater. Divers can customize their gas mixes and set alarms for safety. After diving, users can upload their detailed […]
PADI is enhancing its 6,600 dive centers’ visibility by integrating with Google Things to do. This allows users to find and book diving experiences directly via Google Search, Maps, and Business Profiles, receiving millions of visits each month. The integration helps members gain a competitive edge by making it simpler for divers to discover and […]
The Caribbean is one of the best places for scuba diving. Popular dive resort destinations include the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Grenada, and Turks & Caicos. These locations offer stunning underwater ecosystems, rich marine life, and clear waters. Many resorts cater specifically to scuba divers, providing equipment rental and guided diving tours. Choosing a dive resort […]
Responsible seafood choices are crucial for protecting coral reefs, which face serious threats from overfishing. Coral reef ecosystems are complex and can be easily disrupted, especially when key species like groupers and parrotfish are overfished. These fish play important roles in maintaining ecological balance, regulating populations, and supporting coral health. Divers and marine tourism can […]
Each year, Ocean Wise collects data on the most common litter found on Canadian shorelines, called the “Dirty Dozen.” This list includes items like cigarette butts, plastic pieces, and food wrappers, which can harm marine life and ecosystems. To prevent this litter, it’s important to make changes in our daily habits, such as reducing single-use […]
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) is urging for action to create stronger protections for marine environments on Earth Day. They want the government to establish a water commission. This commission would focus on managing water resources better and ensuring the health of our oceans. BSAC emphasizes the importance of healthy seas for diving and wildlife. […]
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