Scuba News-Gazette

Here, we curate the latest news, discoveries, and conservation efforts from across the web, keeping you updated on everything scuba diving. From groundbreaking research and awe-inspiring dives to essential gear reviews and travel recommendations, Scuba News is your one-stop shop for all things scuba diving. So, gear up for knowledge, and stay informed about the ever-evolving world beneath the waves!


 
5,363 Scuba diving news articles in the archive.


    January 13, 2025

  • DEMA Boat Act Support Letter Features Over 80 Signatures

    Over 82 professionals from the dive industry have signed a letter to the US Congress. They are urging support for the DIVE BOAT Act due to unfair insurance premium hikes caused by the Small Passenger Vessel Act (SPVA). The letter, sent on November 26, 2024, highlights the negative impact of the SPVA on the dive industry and calls for changes to protect both the industry and consumers from high costs. DIVE BOAT Act dive industry insurance Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com


  • January 12, 2025

  • Divers Do Stupid Things [video]

    Divers often make mistakes because they don't follow their training. This can lead to serious incidents, as seen in accidents like the deaths of a father and son while cave diving. Many divers skip important safety checks, such as gas analysis or equipment setup. These repeated errors show that the real problem is diver behavior rather than a lack of knowledge. Improving diving safety could mostly rely on divers adhering to their training. accidents diving safety For Scuba Divers Training

  • Episode 194 The BiG Scuba Reflections

    Gemma and Ian from The BiG Scuba Podcast reflect on their 2024 experiences and podcast statistics. They highlight the number of countries where their podcast is downloaded and discuss their favorite episodes. The duo shares their diving adventures, including dive sites and shows they've attended. They also promote Narked at 90, which offers guidance for new and technical divers. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the podcast and share their thoughts. adventures diving podcast The BiG Scuba Podcast

  • How To Talk To Other Divers About Bad Habits

    Talking to other divers about bad habits is important for protecting marine life and ensuring safe diving practices. Many bad habits, like touching marine life or poor buoyancy control, can harm the ocean and put divers at risk. When addressing these issues, it's best to approach the conversation with respect and empathy. Choose a private setting, be specific about the behavior, explain its impact, and suggest alternatives. Lead by example in your own diving to help create a culture of responsibility among divers. bad habits buoyancy marine life

  • Aqualung Seeks New Brand Ambassadors

    Aqualung is looking for new brand ambassadors who are passionate about diving. As an ambassador, you will receive a set of Aqualung gear, test their equipment, and provide feedback. You'll also share your experiences on social media and participate in exclusive events. Applications for this opportunity are open until January 31, 2025. ambassadors Aqualung scuba diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com

  • Photographing an Appalachian Icon: The Brook Trout

    The article highlights the experience of an underwater photographer, Andrew Zimmerman, as he captures images of the southern Appalachian brook trout in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. This unique fish, which thrives in high-elevation, cool spring-fed streams, is at risk due to habitat loss and competition. Using specialized camera equipment, Zimmerman dives into the refreshing waters, documenting the vibrant colors and behaviors of the trout during their spawning season. The effort involves hiking significant distances and spending hours in cold water to capture the trout in their natural setting, showcasing the beauty of both the species and their environment. brook trout DPG RSS Southern Appalachian underwater photography


  • January 11, 2025

  • NAUI Bids Farewell to Diving Pioneer Spence Campbell

    NAUI bids farewell to Spence Campbell, a significant figure in diving since the 1950s. A pioneer in the Pacific Northwest, he served as an instructor, researcher, and mentor, dedicating 35 years to NAUI as a dive instructor. Spence was passionate about diving physiology and established a hyperbaric chamber for research. He contributed to the development of diving education programs and was recognized for his achievements in the diving community, receiving honors from NAUI, including induction into the Hall of Honor. California Diver Magazine diving NAUI Spence Campbell

  • Scuba Diving the Costa Brava [video]

    Costa Brava, located in Spain along the Mediterranean Sea, offers great scuba diving opportunities. This area stretches 256 kilometers from the French border to Blanes and includes popular diving spots in cities like Roses, Barcelona, and Tossa de Mar. Divers can explore beautiful aquatic life and unique underwater landscapes, often accessed by boat. Notably, there are four natural reserves in Costa Brava, three of which welcome scuba divers to enjoy the rich marine environment. Costa Brava For Scuba Divers Mediterranean scuba diving

  • ScubaRadio 1-11-25 HOUR1

    This week, Greg The Divemaster and his friends explore why divers want to add new locations to their diving bucket list. They talk about the excitement of discovering unique underwater environments. Experiences like encountering different marine life and exploring beautiful reefs motivate many divers. The conversation emphasizes the joy of adventure and personal growth through diving. bucket list marine life podcast Scuba Radio underwater environments

  • ScubaRadio 1-11-25 HOUR2

    Flemming from Sweden shares his experiences as a ScubaRadio listener and diver. He offers a unique perspective on diving in his region. His insights could be valuable for new divers interested in underwater experiences. The conversation emphasizes the joys and challenges of diving in various locations. diving podcast Scuba Radio ScubaRadio underwater

  • How To Convince Your Parents To Try Scuba Diving

    Convincing your parents to try scuba diving can be a fun experience. Scuba diving offers a chance to disconnect from technology and bond as a family. It creates unforgettable memories while exploring the stunning underwater world. Emphasize that scuba diving is suitable for everyone, regardless of age or fitness level. Sharing your passion, watching ocean documentaries, and planning a family vacation to dive together can help spark their interest. diving ocean scuba

  • Whale shark mating behaviour recorded at Ningaloo Reef

    Researchers have recorded whale shark mating behavior at Ningaloo Reef in Australia. They observed a male whale shark chasing a smaller female and attempting to bite her tail fin. This behavior, known as 'pre-copulatory' biting, suggests a courtship ritual. Very little is known about whale shark mating, making this observation significant. While the sharks exhibited mating behaviors, the female appeared to resist the male's advances, indicating that successful mating may not have occurred. DIVE Magazine mating behavior Ningaloo Reef whale sharks

  • WDHOF Announces 2025 Speaker Series

    The Women Divers Hall of Fame (WDHOF) has announced its 2025 Speaker Series titled "Voices Beneath the Waves: Stories of Courage, Passion & Adventure." This series features a lineup of speakers discussing their experiences in the diving community. Kathy Weydig spoke on January 9, and upcoming speakers include Dawn Kergis on February 6, Shirley Pomponi on March 6, Erika Lopez on April 3, and Liz Taylor on May 3, all at 6:00 p.m. US Eastern Time. If you miss any live sessions, recordings will be available on platforms like YouTube and Facebook. diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com Speaker Series Women Divers Hall of Fame


  • January 10, 2025

  • Issue 142 of Underwater Photography Magazine Available

    Issue 142 of Underwater Photography magazine is now available for free download. It features news on new underwater imaging equipment, including housing for popular cameras. There are interviews with prominent wildlife cinematographers, and reviews on various underwater photography gear. New divers will find useful articles on basic skills and how to get started in underwater photography. To access the issue, simply sign up with an email address. DPG RSS imaging equipment scuba diving underwater photography

  • How To Pick A Dive Site

    When choosing a dive site, consider your skill level and interests. Different sites have unique conditions that can change with the season and time of day. Always consult local dive guides for current conditions before diving. Decide between reef or wreck diving based on your comfort level, as wrecks can require more careful navigation. Location specifics, like currents in certain areas, can also influence your choice. dive site For Scuba Divers reef wreck

  • Underwater Diving, Soccer and Recycled Plastics For Ocean Conservation

    Jason Washington, an underwater photographer, and model Coral Tomascik are promoting ocean conservation through stunning underwater photos for Inter Miami's Prime Blue jersey. This jersey is made from recycled plastics, highlighting sustainability efforts. Their breathtaking work often showcases the beautiful waters of Grand Cayman. Tomascik shares her love for the peacefulness of diving deep, making their images seem almost unbelievable. The duo’s creative process has inspired a behind-the-scenes video, revealing their artistic journey. For Scuba Divers ocean conservation. scuba diving underwater photography

  • Next ScubaRadio ScubaCruise set for February 22-March 1 2025 on Explorer Ventures Saba itinerary!

    The next ScubaRadio ScubaCruise is scheduled from February 22 to March 1, 2025. Divers will explore the beautiful waters around the island of Saba with Explorer Ventures. It's an exciting opportunity to experience diving with the ScubaRadio crew. Interested participants should book their spot by calling 1-800-322-3577. diving Saba Scuba Radio ScubaCruise

  • Palau Resurfaces! Visit Us at boot 2025 in Duesseldorf and Discover Why!

    Palau is returning to the boot water sports show in Düsseldorf from January 18 to 26, 2025. This beautiful island nation is famous for its stunning diving and snorkeling spots, and its commitment to marine conservation. Palau is home to over 1,500 fish species and more than 700 coral species, making it a top choice for underwater adventures. Visitors to the Palau booth can learn about sustainable tourism and the importance of protecting marine ecosystems, including initiatives like the Palau Pledge that encourages visitors to respect the environment during their stay. conservation diving Palau Scubaverse

  • Sign Up for the 2025 PADI EMEA Training Pulse Live

    PADI is hosting the 2025 EMEA Training Pulse Live, a series of quarterly webinars aimed at PADI professionals. These sessions will share important updates on training, quality management, and instructor development. Participants can ask questions about the latest training bulletins and access marketing resources. The webinars will be available in multiple languages throughout the year, with specific dates for each quarter. Instructor PADI PADI Pros Training

  • Introverts and Diving

    Diving is often seen as a social activity; however, many skilled divers are introverts who prefer solitude and small groups. Space underwater provides a quiet environment that aligns with introverts’ needs for introspection and contemplation. While diving connects individuals through shared experiences, it also caters to various personality types, including those who thrive in smaller, calmer settings. Therefore, whether you enjoy crowded dive boats or prefer solitude beneath the waves, diving has something to offer everyone. diving introverts Solitude

  • Introverts and Diving

    Diving is often seen as a social activity; however, many skilled divers are introverts who prefer solitude and small groups. Space underwater provides a quiet environment that aligns with introverts’ needs for introspection and contemplation. While diving connects individuals through shared experiences, it also caters to various personality types, including those who thrive in smaller, calmer settings. Therefore, whether you enjoy crowded dive boats or prefer solitude beneath the waves, diving has something to offer everyone. diving introverts Solitude

  • Dr. Daniel Pauly’s Answers for Ocean Conservation

    Dr. Daniel Pauly has greatly influenced ocean conservation through his clear communication of complex marine science. His work with Oceana helped inform effective policy decisions that have led to over 300 victories for ocean health, including measures against overfishing and habitat destruction. Dr. Pauly's insights encourage collaboration between scientists and policymakers, focusing on practical solutions to restore marine ecosystems. The underlying message is that understanding and addressing ocean problems is crucial for feeding the growing global population and ensuring a healthy planet. fisheries science marine ecosystems ocean conservation. Oceana

  • DIVE’s Big Shot – Portraits

    DIVE Magazine is hosting a photography competition called "DIVE's Big Shot – Portraits." Photographers can submit their best underwater portraits of marine life to win a liveaboard trip to the Similan Islands in Thailand. The competition started on January 10, 2025, and entries are due by March 4, 2025. The top submissions will be featured in the magazine and the overall winner will receive a 7-night trip valued at $3490, courtesy of Aggressor Adventures. Photographers must submit their images through a specific form and tag their entries on social media. Competition DIVE Magazine marine life underwater photography

  • Underwater Awards Australasia “Best of Show” Winner Gabriel Guzman in Scuba Diver ANZ Magazine

    Gabriel Guzman won "Best of Show" at the Underwater Awards Australasia for his stunning sunburst photography. He shared his passion for Australia's marine life and provided tips on capturing sunburst images in the Scuba Diver magazine. The awards celebrated outstanding underwater photography and are set to return in June 2025. Upcoming competitions also offer valuable prizes for underwater photographers. DPG RSS marine life sunburst technique underwater photography


  • January 9, 2025

  • News Digest – January

    Rare footage has shown a male whale shark attempting to court a female by stalking and biting her. This unusual behavior offers new insights into the mating rituals of whale sharks, which are often elusive to researchers. The footage was captured by a research team from Australia, highlighting the importance of studying the behaviors of these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat. mating rituals research The Shark Trust whale shark

  • The 6 Best Dive Resorts in Bali, According to PADI Travel Reviews

    Bali is a fantastic destination for scuba diving, offering various dive resorts for all experiences. Six top-rated dive resorts include Lotus Bungalows with ocean views in Candidasa, Kubu Padi Wooden House near Menjangan Island, and Bali Dive Resort and Spa by the USAT Liberty wreck in Tulamben. Other notable resorts are Kura Kura Divers in Amed for budget-friendly options, Ceningan Divers focusing on eco-friendly practices in Nusa Ceningan, and Scuba Junkie Penida, popular for diving with manta rays in Nusa Penida. Whether luxury or budget-friendly, Bali has something for every diver. Dive Resorts marine life scuba diving

  • New Bahamas Aggressor II arrives in May

    The Bahamas Aggressor II, a new liveaboard for scuba divers, will start operations in the Bahamas in May 2025. This 20-passenger luxury yacht is designed for snorkeling, diving, and exploring beautiful reefs. It offers up to 27 dives on seven-night charters, including opportunities to see various shark species in places like Tiger Beach and the Exuma Cays. With features like private staterooms and chef-prepared meals, it promises a comfortable diving adventure. Aggressor Bahamas DIVE Magazine scuba diving

  • QUIZ: Coral Reefs

    This post introduces a fun quiz about coral reefs. Coral reefs are important structures in the ocean, home to diverse marine life. Scuba divers can explore these vibrant ecosystems while learning about the wonders beneath the waves. Scoring 75% or above on the quiz gives participants a chance to receive a subscription discount. Coral reefs DIVE Magazine marine life scuba divers

  • Photographer of the Week – Shinto K Anto

    Shinto K Anto is an underwater photographer originally from India, now based in Singapore. He explores Southeast Asia's warm waters and captures its marine life using his Sony A7R Mark III. Shinto is passionate about marine conservation, volunteering for over a decade with projects aimed at protecting ocean biodiversity. He also conducts photography workshops to inspire others to appreciate and advocate for the oceans through compelling visuals. DPG RSS Marine Conservation Southeast Asia underwater photography

  • Similan Islands Liveaboard Diving [Video]

    The Similan Islands in Thailand offer some of the best scuba diving in the world. Liveaboard diving provides easy access to these stunning sites, allowing you to explore the diverse aquatic life. You can see black tip reef sharks, manta rays, and many types of fish in the Coral Triangle. The area features various dive locations, including fringing reefs, wrecks, and deep drop-offs. A video showcasing a liveaboard experience aboard the Deep Andaman Queen provides a glimpse into this underwater paradise. For Scuba Divers liveaboard scuba diving Similan Islands

  • “Avatar: The Way of Water”- Behind The Scenes Underwater

    "Avatar: The Way of Water" faced unique challenges during its underwater filming. The actors underwent intense training, including free diving and parkour, to prepare for their roles. Filming underwater added physical and mental demands. The movie required overcoming complex technical difficulties both in the studio and beneath the water's surface. This made it one of the most challenging films ever made. filming For Scuba Divers free-diving underwater

  • Gear Review: SurfEars 4

    SurfEars 4 earplugs have been life-saving for divers with ear issues, preventing infections and allowing continued diving. The latest model comes with improved fittings and two new colors, making it easy to use and customize for different water conditions. Even underwater, they keep water out while allowing for pressure equalization and hearing commands. Made from recycled materials, they are more eco-friendly and durable. These earplugs are essential for any water sport enthusiast and should be prioritized for ear protection. diving ear protection Scubaverse SurfEars


  • January 8, 2025

  • Reviewing the GoPro Hero 13 in Curaçao

    The GoPro Hero 13 Black Edition is a top choice for divers, especially in Curaçao's clear waters. It boasts features like enhanced low-light performance, capturing vibrant colors even in deeper dives. With 5.7K video resolution at 60 frames per second, its footage of coral reefs and marine life is stunning. The HyperSmooth 6.0 stabilization keeps videos steady during currents, while accessories like underwater housing and color correction filters enhance its functionality. Overall, the Hero 13 is an excellent tool for capturing underwater adventures. Dive Curaçao GoPro Hero 13 scuba diving underwater photography

  • MCA consults on registering Personal Locator Beacons

    The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) is now looking at registering Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs) for ocean safety. PLBs help divers by sending out distress signals if someone is in trouble. This registration is intended to improve rescue operations and ensure better communication. It’s important for divers to have this safety tool to enhance their security while exploring underwater. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog divers Personal Locator Beacons safety

  • Explorer Ventures Fleet Launches the 2025 Year of Savings – Book Now for the Best Deals!

    Explorer Ventures Fleet has launched its 2025 Year of Savings, featuring great deals on liveaboard diving trips. Customers can save up to $1500 per person, but bookings must be made before January 31, 2025, to secure these discounts. The fleet offers adventures in top dive locations, including the Galapagos, Maldives, and Red Sea, with trips starting at $1895. This is a fantastic opportunity for divers to explore incredible marine life and ecosystems while enjoying exceptional service and safety. DiveNewswire diving Galapagos liveaboard

  • Get ready for boot Düsseldorf 2025!

    Get ready for boot Düsseldorf 2025, the top yacht and watersports show, with over 1,500 exhibitors from 67 countries. The diving sections in Halls 11 and 12 offer trial dives, professional workshops, and the stunning Diving Tower, which features a 360-degree view of activities inside. Beginners can enjoy a safe trial dive with instructors, while certified divers can participate in advanced workshops to master skills like buoyancy and navigation. Additionally, experience the exciting world of freediving and mermaiding through specialized sessions. boot Düsseldorf diving Scubaverse watersports

  • Iceland’s New Whaling License: A Step Backward for Marine Life

    Iceland's new whaling license allows the killing of up to 209 fin whales each year, a species that is vulnerable and crucial for ocean health. This decision is seen as irresponsible and unethical, especially since whales help sustain marine ecosystems. The whaling industry in Iceland is struggling economically, while whale-watching tourism is thriving. There is hope that the new government will ban whaling and protect marine life instead of exploiting it. fin whales marine ecosystems Sea Shepherd Conservation Society whaling

  • Attract Eco-Conscious Divers: Make Sustainability Your Competitive Edge 

    Dive businesses can attract eco-conscious divers by adopting sustainable practices. Many travelers now prefer operators that protect the ocean and offer meaningful experiences. Programs like Green Fins help dive centers improve their sustainability efforts and gain recognition. Acting on sustainability not only helps the environment but also strengthens a business's future. Healthy reefs are essential, so making eco-friendly choices can turn into a competitive advantage in diving tourism. Coral reefs dive operators PADI Pros sustainability

  • 5 of the Most Ridiculous Scuba Movie Moments of All Time

    Some scuba diving moments in movies are hilariously unrealistic. In "Jaws," a scuba tank explodes like a bomb, which is impossible. "License to Kill" shows James Bond ascending rapidly without risking decompression sickness, which real divers know is dangerous. "The Abyss" features a liquid breathing apparatus that wouldn't work as portrayed. "The Cave" has divers conversing easily with in-mouth regulators, which shouldn't be possible. Lastly, "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" shows characters using homemade air systems that wouldn't function correctly at depth. diving scuba underwater

  • OrcaTorch – top-notch dive lights for underwater explorers

    OrcaTorch is a leading brand in dive lights, recognized for its innovative and durable underwater lighting solutions since 2014. Their products cater to both recreational and technical divers, with the OrcaTorch D550 being popular for general use. The brand’s commitment to quality is evident in awards for designs like the D620 and D630, which enhance the diving experience with powerful illumination. As they celebrate ten years, OrcaTorch continues to focus on advancements in lighting technology and aims to inspire more divers to explore the ocean’s depths. dive lights DIVE Magazine OrcaTorch underwater lighting

  • Ask a Scientist: Can you explain coral bleaching?

    Coral bleaching happens when corals, which seem like rocks, actually become stressed due to rising ocean temperatures. This stress causes them to expel tiny algae called zooxanthellae that provide food and color, leaving corals white and vulnerable. Without these algae, the corals struggle to survive, affecting the entire marine ecosystem, including fish and other marine life that depend on corals. Coral bleaching events are becoming more frequent due to climate change, threatening not just marine life but also the livelihoods of people in regions like the Philippines, where reefs support fishing and tourism. climate change coral bleaching marine ecosystem Oceana

  • The best scuba diving regulators for 2025

    When choosing a scuba diving regulator, there are many excellent options available in 2025. Key features to look for include cold-water compatibility, size, and type of connections like DIN or Yoke. Regulations come in different designs: some are unbalanced, while others are balanced or overbalanced, impacting air delivery at various depths. It's important to consider your diving needs and invest in a regulator that fits your requirements and budget for safety and comfort. Cold Water DIVE Magazine Regulators scuba diving

  • Our Top Ten Green Sea Turtle Facts

    Green sea turtles are fascinating creatures that can be commonly spotted while scuba diving. They can weigh up to 700 pounds and live for over 80 years. These turtles are known for their beautiful green color, which comes from their diet of seagrasses. They spend most of their lives in the ocean and are great swimmers, using their flippers to glide through the water. Seeing these gentle giants while diving can be a memorable experience. green sea turtle ocean Original Diving scuba diving

  • Zmieńmy język. Zmienimy świat.

    Changing the way we talk about diving can significantly improve safety. For example, how we phrase statements about incidents can shift focus from the diver to the situation. Focusing on what happened rather than who is to blame can lead to better learning and understanding of risks. Using precise language helps clarify issues and encourages safer practices in diving. To enhance safety, we need to reevaluate our communication and use language that fosters learning rather than blame. communication. diving safety The Human Diver Blog

  • Five Ways to Embrace the New Year

    Embracing the New Year as a scuba diver involves setting personal goals, building a network, maintaining a routine, taking care of your well-being, and rewarding yourself. Setting specific, measurable objectives can help you stay focused on your diving aspirations. Networking with fellow dive professionals provides support and shared experiences in this unpredictable field. Following a daily routine and prioritizing self-care ensures you remain motivated and healthy throughout the year. Lastly, celebrate your milestones, no matter how small, to keep your spirits high. DiveNewswire diving goals Network

  • Advanced Cave Diving Olwolgin [Video]

    The Olwolgin cave, located 1400 miles from Melbourne, is a challenging dive site for experienced scuba divers. Getting to the cave requires a trek from a campsite about a mile away, where divers must transport heavy gear. The cave features a mix of salt and freshwater, creating a unique blurry effect in the water. Inside, divers can explore a complex network of tunnels, with a fascinating mixture of water salinity that affects visibility. Qualified divers can book trips through the Western Australia Department of Lands. advanced dive site cave diving For Scuba Divers Olwolgin

  • Level Up Podcast for 1-7-25 now available!

    The Level Up Podcast for January 7, 2025, is now available. This podcast offers scuba diving news and insights from Greg The Divemaster and his team. Each episode includes entertaining discussions that are perfect for both experienced divers and newcomers. Tune in every Saturday from 3-5 PM EST to catch the latest diving updates and join the conversation. diving podcast scuba Scuba Radio


  • January 7, 2025

  • Explore the Wonders of the Coral Triangle with Buceo Anilao Beach and Dive Resort

    Buceo Anilao Beach and Dive Resort is a premier diving destination located in the Coral Triangle. It offers spectacular diving experiences with diverse marine life, perfect for macro photography enthusiasts. The resort features spacious rooms and a relaxing atmosphere, along with excellent amenities and a knowledgeable staff. Safety is prioritized with local dive masters guiding each dive, while various courses are available to enhance diving skills. With easy access from Manila, Buceo Anilao is perfect for both relaxation and underwater adventure. coral triangle diving macro photography Scubaverse

  • Mourning Continues For ‘Mr Scuba,’ Hal Watts

    The scuba diving community is mourning the loss of Hal Watts, known as "Mr. Scuba." He founded the Professional Scuba Association International, which is the oldest scuba certification agency. Watts set multiple diving records, reaching depths of 390ft and 415ft in the 1960s and 70s. He emphasized safety in scuba diving with his famous saying, "Plan your dive, dive your plan," highlighting the importance of preparation. His contributions greatly shaped the standards for safe diving practices. Hal Watts Professional Scuba Association International scuba diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com

  • What does RAID stand for…

    RAID stands for a diving agency created by divers, for divers. Their goal is to provide high-quality training through improved technology and techniques. RAID wants to ensure that divers have a fun and safe experience while being environmentally responsible. The focus is not just on the number of divers trained but on the quality of instruction and the values instilled in each diver. This mission emphasizes the importance of divers as ambassadors for the RAID community. Dive RAID International diving RAID Training

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