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!


 
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    May 2, 2025

  • Aggressor Adventures launches three new liveaboards

    Aggressor Adventures has added three new liveaboards for scuba diving in popular locations. The new vessels include Red Sea Aggressor V, Komodo Aggressor, and Bahamas Aggressor II, each starting their first trips in May 2025. The Red Sea Aggressor V will explore the southern reefs of Egypt, while the Komodo Aggressor will dive in the biodiverse waters of Komodo National Park. The Bahamas Aggressor II will offer luxury scuba diving and snorkeling experiences in the Bahamas’ clear waters. DIVE Magazine liveaboard Red Sea scuba diving

  • Women Divers Hall of Fame Online Auction Closes Soon!

    The Women Divers Hall of Fame's online auction is ending soon, on May 3, 2025. This auction supports their scholarship and training grant program, which has awarded nearly $1 million to individuals passionate about ocean conservation over the past two decades. Participants can bid on various items, including books and trips to exciting dive locations. This event highlights the contributions of women divers in fields like science, exploration, and conservation, showcasing their dedication to the underwater world. ocean scuba diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com Women Divers Hall of Fame

  • Night Diving – Reef Activity After Dark

    Night diving offers unique experiences and reveals amazing reef activity not seen during the day. Many divers prefer daytime diving, but exploring the reefs at night can lead to discovering new passions. In Belize, the underwater world transforms after dark, showcasing fantastic nocturnal wildlife. Those adventurous enough to try night diving can witness a vibrant shift in marine life behavior. Belize For Scuba Divers night diving reef activity


  • May 1, 2025

  • No Bubbles, Low Impact, Huge Rewards

    Freediving offers several benefits for scuba divers and water sports enthusiasts. Regular training can help you hold your breath longer and adapt to higher carbon dioxide levels. It also increases lung capacity and improves respiratory efficiency. Additionally, mastering breath-hold skills builds mental toughness and confidence, both in water and on land. Taking a freediving course can enhance your underwater experience and skills dramatically. breath-hold Dive RAID International freediving scuba

  • Halcyon Unveils Symbios Dive Computer Instructor Offer

    Halcyon Dive Systems has launched a new program for instructors to explore the Symbios Ecosystem, including innovative tools like the Symbios Handset and Heads-Up Display. The goal is to help instructors enhance their teaching and diving experiences while streamlining gear setup. Eligible instructors can apply to experience the latest technology at a special price. This offer is available until May 31, 2025, and is designed for those with active instructor certifications only. dive computer instructor offer Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com Symbios Ecosystem

  • The State of Personalized Decompression

    Personalized decompression has gained interest since the 1990s, focusing on how some divers are more sensitive to decompression sickness (DCS) than others. New tools, like Azoth Systems' O’Dive and the Divers Alert Network (DAN) Europe’s DANA Health system, aim to help divers tailor their decompression plans based on individual physiology. However, studies show inconsistencies in using markers like venous gas emboli for predicting DCS. Despite these challenges, there's optimism that personalized decompression may improve diver safety in the future. DCS decompression divers InDEPTH

  • Deco Dilemmas: The Push for Personalized Decompression Modeling

    Personalized decompression modeling aims to improve diver safety by considering individual physiological differences, but significant challenges remain. Current algorithms for managing decompression sickness (DCS) are based on outdated research that does not sufficiently account for individual variability or real-time biological metrics. While researchers are working to establish more reliable ways to predict DCS risks using physiological markers, the lack of technology to measure these factors during dives complicates this process. Even though full personalization of decompression may not be achievable soon, ongoing studies show promise for future advancements in diver safety. algorithm DCS decompression InDEPTH

  • Of Bubbles and Dive Profiles: One Diver’s Journey Into Personalized Decompression

    The journey of using the O'Dive personalized decompression sensor has revealed important insights for divers about managing their safety when diving. This device measures venous gas bubbles in the bloodstream post-dive and provides ratings that help divers determine their risk of decompression sickness (DCS). The user experiences showed that personal factors, like physical fitness and dive profiles, significantly influence bubble formation and safety levels. Overall, understanding individual responses to diving can improve safety practices and help divers fine-tune their dive profiles for better experiences. bubbles decompression InDEPTH O'Dive

  • Can You Really Make Diving a Day Job? The Realities of Full-Time Tech Instruction

    Diving as a full-time job is both rewarding and challenging. Many instructors find joy in teaching, but it comes with pressures like maintaining high safety standards and dealing with a fluctuating income. Passion for diving is critical, but instructors must separate personal enjoyment from professional responsibilities. The dive industry is competitive, and the quality of training can vary significantly between agencies. Those who succeed often build strong communities and maintain rigorous standards, emphasizing proper training and safety. diving InDEPTH Instructor safety

  • The Review: I Live Underwater by Max Gene Nohl

    Max Gene Nohl was a pioneering diver known for his remarkable achievements in underwater exploration, particularly his record-setting dive to 420 feet in 1937. His experiences shaped the diving community, and his work included designing a rebreather and early research on decompression sickness. The book "I Live Underwater" shares his life story and diving adventures, highlighting his struggles, friendships, and the innovative equipment he developed. Tragically, Nohl died in a car accident shortly after submitting his manuscript, which will be published in May 2025. decompression diving InDEPTH rebreather

  • Nie można ocenić ryzyka, o którym się nie wie: DeltaP

    DeltaP refers to risks in scuba diving created by the difference in pressure between areas, which can lead to dangerous situations like entrapment or drowning. Many scuba divers are unaware of these risks because they aren't typically included in recreational training programs. The article highlights tragic incidents caused by this ignorance and emphasizes the need for better education. Without understanding risks like DeltaP, divers cannot effectively manage their safety while underwater. DeltaP risk management scuba diving The Human Diver Blog

  • How To Teach the PADI Divemaster Course – a Video Series

    The How To Teach the PADI Divemaster Course Video Series provides helpful tips for instructors teaching the course. It covers important topics like scheduling, equipment considerations, and practical assessments. The series includes insights from experienced trainers and offers strategies for preparing candidates effectively. Dive shop owners can also benefit from gaining skilled Divemasters for their teams. assessments Divemaster PADI Pros Training

  • Join the Rescue Diver Challenge This May for a Chance to Win Dive Gear & a PADI Course

    Join the PADI Rescue Diver Challenge from May 1 to June 30, 2025, to improve your diving skills and have a chance to win prizes. By completing the Rescue Diver course, you can learn vital life-saving skills and become a more confident diver, which is essential for those wanting to progress in their diving career. To enter the contest, sign up and answer a question about why you want to be a Rescue Diver. Additional entries can be earned by finishing the course and completing other training. Winners will be announced in July 2025. dive gear PADI Rescue Diver

  • How to Use the Register a Professional Page

    The "Register a Professional" page is a useful tool for scuba diving instructors to streamline the registration process for Divemaster candidates and specialty instructors. This online tool helps to minimize errors and ensures that necessary documents are sent directly to the training department. There are three main functions: registering a new candidate, submitting specialty upgrades, and processing crossover applications from other agencies. Using this tool can reduce processing time by 1-2 business days, making the overall process quicker and more efficient. certification International Training – SDI | TDI | ERDI | PFI Register a Professional scuba diving

  • Photographer of the Week – Andre Michael Goolishian Hernandez

    Andre Michael Goolishian Hernandez is a dedicated underwater photographer and dive professional based in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Since becoming certified in 2008, he guides divers of all levels to explore vibrant coral reefs and shipwrecks. Andre also contributes to marine science, working with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute on vital research about small fish that support reef health. His goal is to inspire others to appreciate and protect the ocean’s beauty for future generations. Coral reefs DPG RSS marine life Underwater Photography


  • April 30, 2025

  • Interesting Scuba Diving Facts To Know [Video]

    The article highlights a video that presents five interesting facts about scuba diving. It aims to entertain and inform both new and experienced divers. The video, produced by WatchMojo.com, includes fun and intriguing details that might be overlooked by seasoned divers. Despite a basic explanation of SCUBA, the presentation is witty and engaging. Watching the video can enhance understanding and appreciation of scuba diving. For Scuba Divers interesting facts scuba diving WatchMojo

  • Liveaboard safety – how divers can change it and when to walk away

    Liveaboard safety is crucial for divers, especially after recent accidents that resulted in fatalities. Divers can improve safety by asking detailed questions about the vessel's safety features when booking, such as the presence of life-saving equipment and crew training. Upon arrival, it's essential to check the boat against the information provided and participate in the safety muster drill. If there are any concerns about safety standards, it may be best to walk away from the trip. Ultimately, divers should prioritize their safety and call out substandard practices. DIVE Magazine emergency liveaboard safety

  • Jeff Seckendorf Steps Down As UTD CEO

    Jeff Seckendorf has stepped down as the CEO of Unified Team Diving (UTD) but will remain involved as an instructor and coach. His contributions have significantly shaped the organization, and his leadership is celebrated by the team. Ben Boss and Jay Gardner will take over management duties while ensuring a strong connection with Jeff moving forward. This change is marked as a positive transition for the company's future. Instructor leadership Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com UTD

  • If You’re Not On Their Screen, You’re Not On Their Schedule

    To successfully engage with today’s divers, scuba professionals must maintain a visible presence on social media and digital platforms. Divers are increasingly planning their diving activities through their devices, so it is crucial for instructors and dive shops to remain in their sight. Sharing updates, photos, and trip information can help keep the interest in diving alive among current and potential divers. Additionally, new divers entering the industry can assist in managing this online presence, making it easier for businesses to stay relevant in a fast-paced digital world. DiveNewswire diving Social media Visibility

  • Get Ready for the Dive Season—Download Important Safety Posters

    As dive season approaches in the northern hemisphere, it's important to remind the diving community about safety measures. DEMA offers safety posters that raise awareness about dive flags and snorkeling preparations. These posters help both divers and boaters understand vital safety practices. Interested individuals can download the posters for free to share with local communities. dive flag DiveNewswire safety snorkeling

  • PADI’s Global Media Coverage Strengthening Member Reputation and Visibility

    PADI, the largest scuba diving organization, is enhancing the reputation of its 6,600 Dive Centers and Resorts worldwide through media coverage. In 2024, PADI achieved over 10,000 media features globally, maintaining a strong presence in the scuba diving community. Their global public relations efforts highlight members in prestigious outlets, ensuring PADI remains a recognizable brand. This commitment to media and visibility helps position PADI members as leaders in adventure and ocean conservation. DiveNewswire ocean PADI scuba diving

  • New Anti-Poaching Operation Begins at Scorpion Reef

    A new anti-poaching campaign has started at Scorpion Reef in Mexico with the help of Sea Shepherd. They are working with Mexican authorities to patrol and protect the reef. The team is gathering scientific data, inspecting vessels for illegal fishing, and conducting underwater dives to monitor reef health and collect invasive lionfish. The operation has already made a difference by reducing illegal fishing activity in the area. This collaboration aims to safeguard marine biodiversity and enhance understanding of the reef ecosystem. marine biodiversity Scorpion Reef Sea Shepherd Conservation Society underwater dives


  • April 29, 2025

  • The ‘Big Scuba Day Out’ – The Ultimate Day for Water Lovers!

    Get ready for an exciting adventure at the Big Scuba Day Out on May 4, 2025! This free event at Mercers Park near London is perfect for everyone, whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver. You'll be able to see and try the latest dive gear, enjoy fun dives with expert guides, and learn about becoming a PADI Pro. There's also a chance to participate in raffle prizes to support the Shark Trust. For water sports enthusiasts, activities like kayaking and paddleboarding will be available, along with tasty food and beautiful views. marine PADI scuba Scubaverse

  • QUIZ: The Deep Sea

    The deep sea is a fascinating part of the ocean that has extreme conditions. There is high pressure and complete darkness, making it a challenging environment. Despite this, many incredible creatures thrive there, adapting to the harsh surroundings. Learning about the deep sea can enhance your understanding of marine life and conservation. deep-sea DIVE Magazine marine life ocean

  • Introducing Nauticam’s Midrange Focus Optimizer (MFO-1)

    Nauticam's Midrange Focus Optimizer (MFO-1) is a new underwater photography tool designed to improve macro lens performance. It helps reduce focus hunting, allowing for smoother focusing in challenging conditions. By enhancing image quality and extending the focus range, it offers more flexibility for capturing underwater subjects. The MFO-1 can increase magnification, achieving up to 1.6x when used with certain lenses, making it easier to capture detailed images of marine life. DPG RSS Macro Lens Nauticam Underwater Photography

  • 20 Sea Lions Freed from Deadly Nets in the Gulf of California

    Sea Shepherd and local partners rescued 20 California sea lions from dangerous abandoned fishing nets in the Gulf of California. This rescue operation focused on freeing animals entangled in nets, which are remnants of illegal totoaba fishing. The team used anesthesia and restraint to save the sea lions, tagging them for future monitoring. Ghost nets are a serious threat to marine life, and the efforts also include training community members to help prevent future entanglements. Each net removed helps save lives and protect ocean wildlife. ghost nets marine life sea lions Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

  • Women Divers Hall of Fame Online Auction is Live!

    The Women Divers Hall of Fame online auction is currently live and will run until May 3rd. This auction supports their scholarship and training grant programs, which have awarded nearly one million dollars over the past 23 years to passionate individuals in the diving community. Participants can bid on unique items or make monetary donations directly through the auction site. The organization encourages everyone to share this event with friends and dive buddies to raise awareness and participation. auction DiveNewswire scholarship Women Divers Hall of Fame

  • Peter Hughes-52 Years Later and Still Making Waves

    Peter Hughes, a pioneering figure in scuba diving, is celebrating 52 years in the industry by hosting a special event at Anthony's Key Resort in Roatan. From August 16-23, 2025, he invites 18 divers to join him for an exclusive week filled with leisurely diving, stories from his early adventures, and lionfish hunting. The package includes accommodations, meals, multiple dives, workshops, and access to resort amenities. This event highlights Hughes' lasting impact on the diving community and offers a unique experience for divers to connect with the ocean. DiveNewswire Peter Hughes Roatán scuba diving

  • Deep Blue Connections: Journeys to Success – West Shore Scuba Elevates Dive Travel

    West Shore Scuba is broadening its dive travel offerings with unique and exciting trips that combine diving with cultural experiences. One highlight is a journey to Baia, Italy, where divers can explore ancient Roman ruins and take a pizza-making class. Other adventures include diving in Utah's geothermal waters and embarking on a safari-dive expedition in Mozambique. The company is also introducing affordable backpacker trips in Thailand. Through its collaboration with Deep Blue Adventures, West Shore Scuba is committed to creating transformative and memorable experiences for divers. cultural experiences dive travel DiveNewswire unique trips

  • Mares Introduces the Prestige SLS BCD: A New Standard in Comfort, Safety, and Performance

    Mares has launched the Prestige SLS BCD, a buoyancy compensator that focuses on comfort, safety, and performance. Its ergonomic design fits divers of all sizes and includes adjustable features for a personalized fit. The patented Slide and Lock System simplifies weight management, making it safer and easier for divers. Built from durable and lightweight materials, the BCD is travel-friendly and equipped with essential safety features for optimal diving experiences. buoyancy compensator DiveNewswire diving safety

  • The Rapid Extrication Board™ by RescueX — Precision Built for Water Rescue

    The Rapid Extrication Board™ by RescueX is designed for quick and safe removal of unresponsive divers from water. It is specifically engineered for aquatic use, combining buoyancy, stability, and low drag for efficient handling. This board features a streamlined shape that allows for minimal effort during recovery, which is crucial for timely medical interventions like CPR. Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to store on boats and in other limited spaces, making it ideal for dive teams and rescue operations. dive safety DiveNewswire Rapid Extrication Board water rescue

  • Designing Checklists that work. Slowing down to get it right.

    Checklists are crucial tools for divers to ensure critical safety steps are not overlooked. They help mitigate human errors, especially when divers are tired or stressed, and should be used alongside proper training. An effective checklist should be clear and concise, with fewer than eight items per phase, and organized logically to support workflow. It's vital for divers to confirm that actions have the desired effects, and peer-checking can enhance safety. Ultimately, using checklists correctly can promote a culture of reliability in diving. Checklists diving safety The Human Diver Blog

  • First evidence of noise-making sharks

    Researchers have found evidence that spotted estuary smoothhound sharks can make sounds by producing clicks. While many fish are known for making noises, sharks were thought to be silent. This study observed ten rigs in tanks, all of which clicked when handled by scientists, suggesting the clicks might be stress responses. However, these sharks did not make sounds while swimming or eating. Further research is needed to understand how they produce these sounds and their significance in the ocean environment. DIVE Magazine marine life scuba diving sharks

  • The Coolest Marine Life in Canada

    Canada is home to incredible and diverse marine life, making it a great destination for scuba divers. Coastal regions feature three oceans that harbor over 33 species of cetaceans, such as orcas and beluga whales. Four species of sea turtles also roam Canadian waters, including the Leatherback and Green sea turtles. Seals and playful sea lions, along with unique creatures like the Giant Pacific Octopus and various fish species, can be spotted during dives. Freshwater lakes like Lake Minnewanka offer opportunities to see trout and other fascinating aquatic life. cetaceans marine life scuba diving

  • The Gift of Time – How Hannu is Changing Ocean Exploration Forever

    DOER Marine Operations has been changing ocean exploration since 1992. They create dual-purpose submersibles for scientific research and tourism in Mission Blue Hope Spots. Liz Taylor emphasizes the importance of building local capacity for sustainable ocean exploration. She encourages taking a long-term view on ocean stewardship. These developments showcase innovative ways to protect and explore our oceans. conservation ocean exploration Ocean Science Radio podcast submersibles

  • Atlantis Dive Resorts Celebrates New Atlantis Infiniti Liveaboard with Special Discounts

    Atlantis Dive Resorts has welcomed a new liveaboard vessel called the Atlantis Infiniti. This 39-meter metal-hull ship offers spacious accommodations, a dive deck, and a camera room for underwater photography. To celebrate its launch, Atlantis is providing discounts of 20% or 30% on selected trips until the end of the year. The Infiniti will feature three different week-long itineraries, including options in Tubbataha and the Visayas region. This new addition enhances diving experiences available to guests in the Philippines. Atlantis diving DPG RSS liveaboard

  • Mastery Matters

    Mastery in scuba diving is crucial for safety and professional growth, especially for those pursuing the SDI Divemaster certification. This role requires extensive knowledge, skills, and a commitment to safety, as Divemasters help ensure enjoyable and secure dive experiences. To qualify, divers must meet specific prerequisites, including age and previous certifications. The Divemaster course involves rigorous training in diving theories, medical and emergency procedures, and skill mastery, preparing individuals for dive leadership roles in the scuba industry. Divemaster International Training – SDI | TDI | ERDI | PFI scuba safety Training


  • April 28, 2025

  • Yap Hosts the 4th Micronesia Expo in July 2025

    Yap State will host the 4th Annual Micronesia Expo from July 21–26, 2025. This event will celebrate the culture and heritage of the Federated States of Micronesia through various activities. Highlights include traditional dances, cuisine showcases, and marine activities. One of the days will focus specifically on ocean-related events, making it a great opportunity for scuba divers to engage with marine life in the area. Special discounted fares for travel to the Expo are available for attendees. DiveNewswire marine activities Micronesia scuba diving

  • Scuba Diving Industry Magazine Releases April 2025 Issue – Now Available to Dive Professionals Worldwide

    The April 2025 issue of Scuba Diving Industry Magazine is now available in print and digital formats. This edition includes important topics for dive professionals, such as effective marketing strategies, safety updates related to hyperbaric treatments, and guidance on sustainable seafood choices. Notable features also cover how to enhance customer loyalty, attract travel groups, and capitalize on business opportunities. Dive retailers in the U.S. will receive a complimentary copy, while others can access the digital version online. DiveNewswire diving safety marine ecosystems scuba diving industry.

  • Aggressor Adventures Adds Three New Liveaboards in Red Sea, Komodo, and the Bahamas

    Aggressor Adventures has announced three new luxury liveaboards for scuba diving in 2025. The Red Sea Aggressor V will explore the southern reefs of Egypt, accommodating 26 divers with top-notch amenities. The Komodo Aggressor, a beautiful Phinisi yacht, will take 16 guests diving in the biodiverse waters of Komodo National Park. Lastly, the Bahamas Aggressor II is designed for both snorkeling and scuba diving, offering space for 20 guests to enjoy the stunning Caribbean waters. DiveNewswire Komodo liveaboard Red Sea

  • Top Yoga and Scuba Diving Destinations

    The Caribbean, Pacific Islands, and Australasia are top destinations for scuba diving. Locations like the Bahamas, Belize, and Fiji offer stunning underwater experiences. Dive into the rich marine life and beautiful coral reefs in places such as the Maldives and Galapagos. Each region provides unique diving adventures all year round. Coral reefs marine life Original Diving scuba diving

  • IUCN turtle assessment is positive but more work is needed

    Recent findings from the IUCN show that global marine turtle populations are improving due to conservation efforts. The study assessed 48 populations and found that 40% are now considered low risk, up from 23% in 2011. Green turtles are highlighted as the most successful species, with many populations classified as low risk. The biggest threat to turtles remains bycatch, along with pollution and climate change. While there's cause for optimism, more work is needed to protect the most vulnerable populations, especially in less regulated Pacific regions. bycatch conservation DIVE Magazine marine turtles

  • Special Deals from Barefoot Cay Resort – Roatan!

    Barefoot Cay Resort in Roatan is offering special deals for scuba divers. With their "Stay & Dive More" promotion, guests can stay for seven nights but only pay for five, along with the option for a 2-for-1 dive package on 10 or 15 dives. This means more time for diving and exploring Roatan's beautiful reefs. The booking deadline is June 15, 2025, and the travel window is open until August 31, 2025. This is a great opportunity for both experienced divers and those looking to dive for the first time. Barefoot Cay DiveNewswire Roatán scuba diving


  • April 27, 2025

  • Episode 107 Stratis Kas & Lionel Wolovitz – A Dive Gone Wrong: Lessons from a Serious DCI Incident

    A recent diving incident involving Stratis Kas and Lionel Wolovitz highlighted the dangers of Decompression Illness (DCI). They experienced serious symptoms after ascending too quickly while diving. The importance of following safety protocols, such as proper ascent rates and allowing for safety stops, was emphasized as crucial for divers. Both divers learned valuable lessons about the risks of ignoring these guidelines during their dive. Their experience serves as a reminder for all divers to prioritize safety underwater. ascent DCI safety Sidemount Pros - Podcast


  • April 26, 2025

  • ScubaRadio 4-26-25 HOUR1

    This episode features Greg The Divemaster and his friends discussing a diving-related crime story. They explore the unusual case of a bank robber who committed his crimes while diving. The group shares their thoughts on whether exotic dancers resemble jellyfish, adding some light humor to the conversation. Overall, the show mixes diving stories with entertaining discussions. crime diving Jellyfish podcast Scuba Radio

  • ScubaRadio 4-26-25 HOUR2

    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. Aqua Gypsy Florida Keys ocean conservation. podcast Scuba Radio

  • Exclusive Red Sea Diving Safari for Family & Friends on VIP ONE

    Experience a week of elite diving aboard VIP ONE, a luxury liveaboard in the Northern Red Sea. The best months to dive are June, July, and August, when water temperatures reach 29 degrees. You can charter the yacht for €10,000, accommodating up to 10 guests for an amazing diving experience. Dive in Ras Mohammed National Marine Park, known for its vibrant marine life and great visibility, ideal for both novice and seasoned divers. diving liveaboard Red Sea Scubaverse


  • April 25, 2025

  • The Ocean Wise Sea Dome is Headed to Ontario

    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 free for all ages and will take place in cities like Toronto, Ottawa, and Brampton from April 25 to May 10. The goal is to inspire a connection to the ocean and raise awareness about its importance. conservation marine ocean Ocean Wise

  • Ocean Wise Releases 2024 Shoreline Cleanup Impact Report, Highlighting 30 Years of Canada’s Most Commonly Found Litter

    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 ecosystems. The report emphasizes how each cleanup contributes to a healthier ocean and encourages more people to join the fight against plastic pollution. Ocean Wise plastic pollution Shoreline

  • Episode 413-Dave Shaw Part V Synchronicity And The Diver

    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 the underwater world. Dave Shaw deep diving diving The Great Dive Podcast - Podcasts

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