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Scuba News
August 4, 2024 by HAL
The National Diving Committee (NDC) will be downsized to match BSAC’s strategic goals, aiming to position BSAC as the primary diving community. Read the entire article at www.bsac.com
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August 3, 2024 by HAL
Greg The Divemaster and friends assisted Jerry The Diver Guy in setting up his diving gear. Read the article
Tickets for the NOGI awards gala are now available. The event will take place on November 20, 2024, in Las Vegas, Nevada. This gala honors achievements in the diving community across various categories, recognizing significant contributions to the sport and ocean conservation. Read the full article at www.deeperblue.com
The ocean’s Twilight zone is a mysterious, unexplored region that falls between recreational scuba diving depths and submersible exploration. Read the entire article at forscubadivers.com
The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is arriving in the UK with thrilling ocean-themed movies this autumn, showcasing the beauty of the planet’s oceans. Read the entire article at divemagazine.com
Surface dangers are often underestimated by divers, despite being a critical part of diving safety. Divers should be more aware of the risks associated with the surface to ensure a safe diving experience. Read the entire article at forscubadivers.com
August 2, 2024 by HAL
EarthSoft renews support for Pollution Tracker database, an initiative by Ocean Wise to monitor marine pollution. EQuIS™ Online, EarthSoft’s cloud service, allows collaboration with coastal partners in British Columbia, Canada. Read the entire article at ocean.org
The Avatar 102 Airon drysuit is a high-tech option with a four-layer nylon membrane that offers durability, comfort, and breathability for divers. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
Becky Kagan Schott explores notable shipwrecks in the Great Lakes, including the Eber Ward, a popular dive site in Lake Michigan with a wooden freighter sunk in 1888. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
Luke Evans explores the Egyptian Deep South on the Red Sea Aggressor IV for his first liveaboard experience, capturing amazing underwater photographs with his dad. This adventure has sparked his interest in this unique form of dive vacation. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
The survey aimed to assess how prepared scuba divers and professionals are for emergencies. It focused on how often they refresh their rescue and first aid skills. Understanding this helps improve safety in the diving community. Read the full article at medium.com
Shrimps and prawns are fundamentally different species, contrary to popular belief that a shrimp is merely a small prawn. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
A survey on rebreather training revealed varied opinions on whether training should be unit-specific. Some divers believe that unit-specific training enhances safety and effectiveness, while others argue for more flexible training options. This discussion is crucial as the diving community seeks to improve training practices and ensure diver safety. Read the full article at medium.com
Claudio Di Manao discusses barotrauma and common diving mistakes related to equalization, emphasizing the importance of understanding the role of ears underwater and learning proper techniques to avoid accidents. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
Raja Ampat has transformed from a remote outpost to a top diving spot. The location’s rise as a premier diving destination in Indonesia is remarkable, offering a diverse range of underwater experiences. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
AI technology in photography is a rising concern within the artistic community due to its rapid integration into various fields. Alex Mustard delves into the implications of AI for creative arts, sparking conversations about its impact on photography. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
The latest episode of Level Up podcast is now available from Scuba Diving Industry Magazine and ScubaRadio. The episode covers a range of topics related to scuba diving and the ocean. Read the entire article at scubaradio.com
Sea Shepherd NYC will be present at the Vegan in NJ Market, offering a chance to know more about their work and potentially supporting their conservation efforts. Read the entire article at seashepherd.org
Adrian Stacey embarked on a journey to dive with great white sharks at the Neptune Islands in South Australia, capturing the experience through photography. Despite their fierce reputation, great white sharks do not consider humans as prey. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
The BDSG meeting in Dublin addressed DCI recognition and safety updates, with thanks to Diving Ireland for hosting. Key insights from the event aimed at enhancing diver safety and awareness. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
Orcas are intelligent and agile creatures that can be playful. The cover photo, while dramatic, may be photoshopped. Read the entire article at forscubadivers.com
Capernwray Diving Centre in Lancashire is being put up for sale again, located in Jackdaw Quarry near Carnforth. This popular inland dive site was opened in 1997 by Carol and David Hack. Read the entire article at divemagazine.com
Learn how to enhance your shipwreck photography skills through Nine Tips To Improve Your Wreck Photos by Jason Brown. Find valuable advice on capturing better underwater wreck images to elevate your diving experiences and photography portfolio. Read the entire article at www.thegreatdivepodcast.com
The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is coming to the UK, starting in Leeds on 12 September and running until November, showcasing over two hours of ocean-themed films. The event is supported by the Marine Conservation Society and PADI. Read the entire article at www.scubadivermag.com
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