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Scuba News
March 12, 2025 by HAL
Julia Mellers, the marine biologist at Wakatobi, is applying cutting-edge techniques to monitor and protect the area’s coral reefs. She has introduced AI-assisted programs to assess reef health, revealing that Wakatobi’s reefs are healthier than many others globally. With community support, they aim to preserve this biodiversity and combat threats like coral bleaching. Ongoing research […]
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Euro-Divers Egypt is launching Blue Lens Workshops, a unique one-week experience focused on underwater photography and videography in the Red Sea. Limited to 12 participants, the workshops offer hands-on coaching from experts, including renowned underwater filmmaker Olivier Bourgeois. Participants will learn technical skills, marine behavior, and post-production techniques while enjoying 14 dives in a stunning […]
The team at Original Diving specializes in creating unique scuba diving holidays. They focus on luxury travel and personalized experiences in beautiful underwater locations. With deep knowledge and careful planning, they aim to offer memorable and enjoyable diving adventures across the globe. Their expert team is ready to help you design the perfect diving trip […]
An effective Emergency Assistance Plan (EAP) is crucial for scuba divers to handle emergencies safely. The plan should identify potential emergencies like decompression sickness and have key details, including emergency contacts and evacuation procedures. Training is vital, so divers should learn first aid and oxygen administration through courses like PADI Emergency First Response. Regular drills […]
Using eLearning helps instructors manage scuba diving courses for their students efficiently. Facility administrators can easily purchase and assign eLearning codes through their dashboard, allowing instant access to resources like course progress reports. Independent instructors can also obtain codes by calling or emailing regional offices. It’s crucial for both types of instructors to monitor students’ […]
The 2025 class of inductees for the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame is remarkable because it features all women for the first time. These women have made significant contributions to scuba diving, including safety, innovation, and exploration. Notable inductees include Simone Melchoir-Cousteau, known for co-inventing the Aqualung, and Anne Hasson, who transformed the liveaboard […]
Shark Week is a popular TV event that started in 2010, focusing on sharks. It involves filming intense and risky encounters with various sharks, led by cameramen who face dangerous situations to capture these moments. Viewers can watch compilations of the closest calls experienced by the crew. Appreciation is often given to cameramen like Andy […]
Traveling to Roatan in the fall is a fantastic choice for scuba divers. During this time, water temperatures are around 86°F, allowing for comfortable diving without a wetsuit. Visibility often exceeds 80 feet, making it perfect to see marine life and vibrant coral reefs. With fewer tourists, travelers can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and excellent […]
March 11, 2025 by HAL
Scientists have recently provided proof that giant squid exist, often called the kraken. They documented one in the Gulf of Mexico, about 100 miles from New Orleans, at a depth of 2,000 feet. This squid was attracted to an e-jellyfish, which is an underwater camera that emits bioluminescent light to lure marine life. This discovery […]
Dive into the breathtaking waters of Raja Ampat with Papua Diving Resorts, a leader in sustainable tourism and diving for over 30 years. The area boasts the richest reefs in the world, attracting divers to spots like Cape Kri, known for the highest fish species count in one dive. Guests can enjoy unique dive experiences, […]
The Nippon Foundation-Nekton Ocean Census has announced the discovery of 866 new marine species. This initiative aims to identify 100,000 new species by 2030, which is a significant effort given that only about 10 percent of marine life is known. The discoveries include sharks, sea butterflies, and corals, highlighting the importance of international collaboration in […]
March 10, 2025 by HAL
Scuba diving is more than a sport; it strengthens family bonds. Families who dive together share unique experiences that create lasting memories. Each family member can learn at their own pace, making it important for parents to recognize when their child is ready. Diving fosters independence and problem-solving skills in young divers, preparing them for […]
Dive Worldwide has released a new brochure celebrating its 25th anniversary with exciting diving holiday options. These include trips to Vanuatu, known for its stunning reefs and WWII wrecks, and Fiji, famous for its rich soft coral ecosystems. Additionally, a small group trip led by award-winning writer Simon Rogerson explores the best dive spots in […]
A container ship and an oil tanker collided in the North Sea, about ten miles off the Yorkshire coast. The oil tanker, Stena Immaculate, was anchored and reportedly carrying Jet-A1 fuel when it was struck by the Solong, a Portuguese-flagged container ship. Following the collision, a massive fireball erupted. Emergency services quickly responded, rescuing 32 […]
Aqualung has launched a new BCD (Buoyancy Control Device) finder tool to help divers choose the right equipment. Similar to their earlier regulator finder tool, this new tool requires users to answer a few simple questions about their diving style and needs. In just about two minutes, divers can receive personalized recommendations for BCD models […]
The British Sub-Aqua Jubilee Trust has awarded grants for conservation projects in Thailand and the Red Sea. These projects aim to support marine life and promote sustainable diving practices. The funding will help protect coral reefs and encourage habitat restoration. This initiative is important for divers and the health of our oceans.
Barrington Scott recently set a Guinness World Record for the fastest person to scuba dive all seven continents. He completed this incredible journey in just 19 days, 19 hours, and four minutes, traveling over 27,000 miles. His dives included locations such as Thailand, Malta, and Antarctica. Scott, a Master Scuba Diver Trainer, aims to inspire […]
A dive boat captain in Florida was found guilty of manslaughter after the death of 37-year-old Mollie Ghiz-Flynn in 2020. Ghiz-Flynn was diving with her husband when she became caught in the boat’s propeller, which had unexpectedly engaged while in neutral. Despite past mechanical issues with the boat, the captain set sail with divers aboard, […]
March 9, 2025 by HAL
Diving is often thought of as a safe sport, but true safety goes beyond just avoiding accidents. It involves building barriers, defenses, and a culture that promotes learning from mistakes. The tragic death of Linnea Mills highlights how multiple issues—like inexperienced instructors and mismatched equipment—can accumulate and lead to deadly outcomes. The diving community can […]
The 12th annual Photo Competition for UN World Oceans Day has opened for submissions focused on the theme “Wonder: Sustaining What Sustains Us”. Photographers can submit entries in four categories including underwater faces and seascapes. The competition highlights the ocean’s beauty and promotes awareness of its importance. Winners will be announced on June 8th, 2025, […]
Many scuba divers dream of living on an island where they can easily dive and enjoy the ocean. There are several affordable islands that are perfect for this lifestyle. Some of the best islands for divers include Tahiti, Roatan, Cozumel, and Bonaire. These islands offer beautiful dive sites, local dive shops, and a great community […]
March 8, 2025 by HAL
Celebrating women in diving highlights the contributions and achievements of female divers within the BSAC community. Women have played vital roles in promoting diving and inspiring others. The focus is on mentorship, support, and the growing presence of women in the sport. Many women are leading the way in underwater exploration and conservation efforts.
The Mares Force-X LiquidSkin mask offers a strong and comfortable design for divers. It fits well, even for those with facial hair, which usually causes leaks in other masks. The mask features quick-release metal clips that allow for easy lens changes and customization. Overall, it provides excellent comfort and functionality, making it a great choice […]
Eco-friendly packing is crucial for preserving the underwater beauty of Curaçao, a premier dive destination. By choosing sustainable products, divers can reduce plastic waste and minimize harmful impacts on marine life. Essential eco-friendly items include reef-safe sunscreen, reusable dive gear, and collapsible water bottles. Packing responsibly not only supports local sustainability efforts but also enhances […]
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