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!
- PADI Trains New Course Directors in First Ever Middle East Program
PADI hosted its first-ever Course Director Training Course (CDTC) in the Middle East, bringing together 39 candidates from 22 countries in Fujairah, UAE. This program is designed to train the next generation of professional scuba diving instructors. Candidates undergo a rigorous application process to be accepted and participate in this transformative experience. A highlight was the acceptance of seven female pros, enhancing diversity and leadership in diving. The course aims to shape future divers and promote ocean conservation through education and inspiration.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- “Well that explains everything…”
Understanding scuba diving requires knowledge about how our bodies respond underwater. For example, our lungs and ears must adjust to pressure changes as we go deeper. Proper techniques can help manage these changes and prevent discomfort or injury. Focusing on safety and communication with your dive buddy is essential for a successful dive experience.
Read the full article at diveraid.com
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- Why You Need to Know Where Your Seafood Comes From this Seafood Month
Choosing seafood from sustainable fisheries helps prevent overfishing and protects ocean health. With increased global demand, many fish populations are declining, putting species at risk. Consumers often struggle to find sustainable seafood due to lack of information and transparency in labeling. Supporting local small-scale fisheries can strengthen communities and reduce carbon footprints while ensuring a sustainable seafood supply. During Seafood Month, it’s important to make informed choices that benefit both the ocean and local fishing economies.
Read the full article at ocean.org
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- Wayne B. Brown Releases First Book – From Rags to Enrichment: How I Define Success in Business and in Life
Wayne B. Brown has released his first book, "From Rags to Enrichment: How I Define Success in Business and in Life." In this book, he shares personal stories and insights gained from his career as an entrepreneur, including his work with Aggressor Adventures, a leader in luxury scuba diving yacht charters. The book aims to redefine success not just as financial gain but as a form of enrichment. A portion of the book's proceeds will support sea conservation through his nonprofit, Sea of Change. The book is available in limited-edition hardcover and other formats.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Discover the Fort Young Hotel & Dive Resort’s Exclusive DEMA 2024 Special and New Flight Options
Fort Young Hotel & Dive Resort is excited about its participation in the 2024 DEMA Show. They are offering an exclusive special which includes a seven-night stay for the price of six, daily breakfast, and five days of two-tank diving. Guests can also enjoy additional activities like a Waterfall Combo Tour and spa credits. Starting February 15, 2025, United Airlines will provide direct flights from Newark to Dominica, making it easier for divers to visit this top dive destination.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- New Hall of Fame Members Honored At Induction Ceremony
The International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame honored four new members during a ceremony on Grand Cayman. The inductees include John Thet, who promotes safe diving practices; Eric Sala, a National Geographic Explorer focused on ocean preservation; Margo Peyton, who connects families through diving activities; and Claudio Guardabassi, a Brazilian diving pioneer. Each of these individuals has made significant contributions to the diving community and ocean conservation.
Read the full article at www.deeperblue.com
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- Tipping Etiquette in Curaçao: A Guide for Visitors
Tipping is a valued custom in Curaçao's tourism and hospitality sectors, including scuba diving. Although it's not mandatory, it shows gratitude for services received. For scuba diving instructors, dive masters, and boat captains, a tip of 10-20% of the dive package cost is customary. Higher tips are appreciated for exceptional service or multi-day trips. Tipping helps support local workers and enhances your overall experience while diving in this beautiful destination.
Read the full article at www.divecuracao.info
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- Christian Dive Pros Invited to Prayer Breakfast Before DEMA Show 2024
Christian scuba diving professionals are invited to a Prayer Breakfast on November 19, 2024, before the DEMA Show in Las Vegas. This event is a chance for members of the diving community to connect and pray together for the success of the show. Sponsored by individuals from various diving businesses, the breakfast will have limited space and is free of charge. Interested participants can sign up by contacting the event organizer.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Buddy Dive Bonaire Receives 11 Readers Choice Awards
Buddy Dive Resort in Bonaire has achieved impressive recognition by winning 11 Scuba Diving Readers’ Choice Awards this year. Awards included distinctions for dive operations, rental gear quality, facilities, training, safety, and overall resort quality. The resort was also highlighted for its excellent restaurant and staff quality. This recognition underscores Buddy Dive Resort's commitment to providing a top-notch diving experience. Additionally, Buddy Rangers received a third place award for best family-friendly experience.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Prescription Dive Masks – Clear Vision For Every Dive
Prescription dive masks are designed to help divers see clearly underwater. These custom-made masks allow individuals with vision problems, such as nearsightedness or astigmatism, to enjoy their underwater adventures without limitations. The company offers a variety of prescription options, including single vision and bifocal lenses. By improving vision, divers can fully appreciate the beauty of marine life and intricate details of the sea. Every diver, whether beginner or expert, can enhance their diving experience with the right prescription mask.
Read the full article at diveindustrynews.net
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- Sharks, Like Bullies Don’t Always Win, They Flee When Challenged
Sharks are often seen as dangerous predators, but they are more misunderstood than we think. They can be scared away quite easily, sometimes even by something as simple as a drone's shadow. Additionally, sharks are known to flee from dolphins and other unexpected challenges. Understanding this can help reshuffle our fears about sharks and recognize them as more of a bully in the ocean rather than an outright threat.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- British scuba diver dies after ‘feeling unwell’ during dive in Ċirkewwa, Malta
A British scuba diver, 66 years old, died after feeling unwell during a dive in Ċirkewwa, Malta. He surfaced around 11 am on October 12 and was assisted by other divers. Emergency services were called, but he was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital. This incident is the second fatality at Ċirkewwa this year, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
Read the full article at divemagazine.com
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- Photographing Puget Sound’s Prehistoric Sixgills
Puget Sound is home to unique underwater creatures, especially the bluntnose sixgill shark. Sightings of these prehistoric sharks increased notably from 2019 to 2024. Diving for sixgills typically occurs during the summer months at night, when they come closer to recreational depths. Photographers should prioritize safety and be ready with their camera settings, as encounters can be brief but impactful. Utilizing proper buoyancy and lighting techniques is essential in the challenging visibility conditions.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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- Managing Fear While Diving
Fear is a natural emotion that divers often experience. While it can be a signal to take action, it can also lead to panic if not managed correctly. Understanding fear as a physiological response helps divers stay calm. Techniques like proper training, pausing to acknowledge fear, and mental rehearsal can assist in managing fear underwater. Embracing fear not only enhances safety but also allows divers to experience the joy and awe of underwater adventures.
Read the full article at alertdiver.eu
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- QUIZ: True or False: Whales
The post invites readers to take a quiz about whales, providing a fun way to test their knowledge. Scoring 75% or higher offers a discount, encouraging participation. This could also help divers learn more about the marine life they might encounter underwater. Understanding whale facts can enhance scuba diving experiences, especially in areas known for these majestic creatures.
Read the full article at divemagazine.com
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- Explore the Live To Dive Collection from DeeperBlue
DeeperBlue Clothing has launched a new "Live To Dive" collection, accessible online with worldwide shipping. The apparel is made from ultra-soft organic cotton and printed with eco-friendly inks. The vibrant designs celebrate the ocean spirit and feature a revamped DeeperBlue logo. This collection is not only stylish but also sustainable, ideal for divers and ocean lovers who want to express their passion for marine life in their daily wear.
Read the full article at www.scubaverse.com
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- New German Diving Brand DYNAMICNORD Enters The UK Market
A new German dive equipment brand called DYNAMICNORD has launched in the UK market. The brand focuses on producing innovative and sustainable dive gear, with 80% of their products made in Europe. Their product lineup includes a variety of diving essentials such as regulators, BCDs, suits, masks, snorkels, and fins. DYNAMICNORD is also committed to environmental support and partners with organizations dedicated to ocean preservation.
Read the full article at www.deeperblue.com
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- ADEJ: Asia Dive Expo Makes Its Debut in Japan
The Asia Dive Expo Japan (ADEJ) is debuting in Tokyo from October 25-27, 2024. This event focuses on ocean conservation, diving, and raising awareness about marine issues. It features speakers from various regions discussing topics like diving styles and underwater photography. Numerous exhibitors will showcase the latest diving gear and travel opportunities, helping to grow the diving community in Japan.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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- Diving with the Goliath – A Local’s Guide to Experiencing the Gentle Giants
Goliath groupers can weigh up to 800 pounds, making them as big as a small car. Despite their large size, they are gentle and pose no threat to divers. Some divers have had incredible experiences swimming in close proximity to these fish while they feed. Interacting with such a massive creature is a unique and magical experience in the ocean.
Read the full article at www.jupiterscubadiving.com
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- Home Made Scuba Gear [videos]
Homemade scuba gear is a topic that some people find controversial. In the early days of scuba diving, divers had to make their own equipment like tanks and regulators. A recent video by Alec from Scuba Tech showcases how this vintage equipment was crafted, highlighting a loss of skills in making useful items today. The post also mentions DIY projects that some followers critiqued, including breathing devices and scuba helmets.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- Yap to be Showcased at the Upcoming 2024 DEMA Dive Show
Yap will be prominently featured at the 2024 DEMA Dive Show in Las Vegas from November 19-22. This event is the world's largest for scuba diving and ocean travel. Representatives from the Manta Ray Bay Resort will showcase Yap's unique diving experiences, including Blackwater dives near the Marianas Trench. They will also share information about cultural events, such as Yap Day and the Micronesia Expo in 2025. Interested divers can visit Booth #3018 for more details.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Dive Industry Expert: Watson DeVore Joins the SNSI Family
Watson DeVore has joined SNSI as the Vice President of SNSI USA, bringing over 30 years of experience in the scuba diving industry. He has extensive background in running a dive center and working with certification agencies. Watson is passionate about helping dive centers improve their profitability. He believes that SNSI's innovative teaching methods, especially for beginners, will enhance the quality of divers for years to come.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Spare Air Announces DEMA Show Special and Repair Seminars
Spare Air will be at the DEMA Show in Las Vegas, showcasing its mini breathing systems. They are offering a special deal for dealers where buying six units gets one free. Additionally, Spare Air will host two repair seminars on November 20 and 21, where participants can learn to rebuild regulators and receive a service manual and certificate. These seminars cost $20 at the door and do not require reservations.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- DIVE GAIA / GAIA LOVE 2024 DEMA SHOW SPECIAL
Dive Gaia and Gaia Love are offering special deals ahead of the DEMA 2024 Show. These promotions provide dive clubs, shops, and wholesalers with savings for trips planned through 2027. Attendees can meet Dive Gaia at booth #3133 to learn about new routes and personalized diving experiences. Additionally, the Gaia Love yacht, awarded for luxury and quality, is designed to ensure a comfortable dive vacation in Indonesia's remote areas.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- OCG Creative Exhibiting at DEMA Show 2024
OCG Creative will exhibit at the 2024 DEMA Show in Las Vegas from November 19-22. They will be located at booth 6143, where they will showcase marketing solutions tailored for the scuba diving industry. Their services include website development, search engine optimization, and targeted advertising. OCG Creative will also offer exclusive discounts on their marketing packages for attendees. This is their ninth time participating in the show, showcasing their dedication to supporting businesses in the diving sector.
Read the full article at diveindustrynews.net
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- PADI Sponsors Up & Coming Category at UPY 2025
PADI is sponsoring the "Up & Coming" category for the Underwater Photographer of the Year (UPY) competition in 2025. This category highlights emerging photographers who have not yet won major awards. Participants can submit underwater photos taken with any camera type. The competition opens on November 1, 2024, and closes on January 4, 2025. Judges will look for creativity and unique perspectives among the submitted images.
Read the full article at pros-blog.padi.com
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- SeaNXT Americas at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show and DEMA Show 2024
SeaNXT Americas will participate in the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show from October 30 to November 3, 2024. They are expanding their operations and seeking new dealers in North and South America, as well as the Caribbean. Attendees can visit Booth 5036 at the DEMA Show to learn more about SeaNXT's products and dealer opportunities. The company is known for its user-friendly dive systems, including innovative battery-powered devices, designed to enhance the underwater experience.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- LW Americas Has Moved – See Us at DEMA Show 2024
LW Americas has moved to a new location at 4061 SW 47th Ave, Davie, FL 33314. They are a leader in high-pressure air compressor solutions for the diving industry. At the DEMA Show 2024, they will showcase their latest innovations at Booth 5036. This event is a great opportunity for divers and dive professionals to connect and learn about their products. For those who can’t attend, they encourage visiting their website for more information.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Christmas Sweater Competition
Girls that Scuba is holding a Christmas Sweater Competition where divers can submit their original designs. The winning design will be featured on a limited edition sweater available for purchase. The designer will receive 50% of the profits from sales and will be promoted on social media. Designs should relate to diving or ocean life, be submitted in digital format, and must not be AI-generated. This competition aims to celebrate creativity in the scuba diving community.
Read the full article at www.girlsthatscuba.com
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- Ocean First Names New General Manager for Key Largo, Unveils Refurbished Vessels and All-Inclusive Packages
Ocean First has appointed Jardin MacDonald as the new General Manager for their Key Largo location. With nearly 20 years of experience in the Florida Keys, he will oversee various projects including a new SSI training facility and the Sustainable Dive Leader program. The facility now has two refurbished boats for divers and snorkelers, ensuring safe and enjoyable trips to local dive sites. Ocean First is also launching all-inclusive dive packages, which include onsite lodging and meals, to make it easier for customers to plan their trips.
Read the full article at www.divenewswire.com
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- Showcase Your Talent: PADI Sponsors ‘Up & Coming’ Category at UPY 2025
PADI is sponsoring the "Up & Coming" category at the Underwater Photography of the Year (UPY) 2025 competition. This category is open to photographers who haven't won major competitions and want to showcase their underwater work. You can use any type of camera, from action cameras to smartphones. The competition encourages creativity and unique perspectives of underwater environments. Participants can submit their entries from November 1, 2024, to January 4, 2025.
Read the full article at blog.padi.com
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- Commercial Diving – A True Way To Make A Living Diving
Commercial diving is a rewarding career that allows individuals to earn a living underwater. However, it is not for everyone, as the training courses can cost around $10,000 and are quite challenging. There is also significant competition for jobs, and commercial divers often have to work in difficult conditions with limited visibility. Patience and teamwork are essential skills needed for success in this field.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- Australia joins the Global Ghost Gear Initiative
Australia has joined the Global Ghost Gear Initiative (GGGI) to tackle the issue of abandoned fishing gear, also known as ghost gear. This type of marine debris is a major contributor to ocean plastic pollution and can harm marine life and divers. Australia committed AU$1.4 million to focus on ghost fishing nets in the Arafura and Timor Seas. Ghost gear is responsible for up to 86% of all macroplastics in the ocean, significantly impacting fish stocks. The initiative will support regional actions to address this serious environmental threat.
Read the full article at divemagazine.com
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- SAVE BIG on the Most Talked About Industry Event of the Year!
The DEMA Show 2024 is happening next month from November 19-22 in Las Vegas. DEMA Members can save up to $140 on registration if they register by the early bird deadline of October 21, 2024. Becoming a member also provides access to exclusive lounges at the event and additional benefits. Joining DEMA now is a smart move for anyone in the diving industry wanting to maximize their experience at this significant event.
Read the full article at www.scubaverse.com
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- Our Top Nurse Shark Facts
Nurse sharks are commonly found in warm coastal waters and prefer shallow environments. They are known for their gentle nature and often rest on the ocean floor during the day. Nurse sharks can reach lengths of up to 14 feet, but they rarely pose a threat to divers. They are primarily nocturnal, hunting at night for fish and crustaceans. Encountering nurse sharks while scuba diving can be a fascinating experience.
Read the full article at www.originaldiving.com
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- A Flock of Marine Birds
A flock of marine birds, like brown pelicans, cormorants, and gannets, are amazing divers and adept hunters. They can dive quickly through the water to catch fish, using their unique adaptations for foraging. These birds also have impressive oxygen storage capabilities, allowing them to hold their breath while hunting. Notably, northern gannets can dive up to 20 meters and swim further to catch prey. Observing these birds can be a thrilling experience for divers, especially near fishing vessels where they gather for scraps.
Read the full article at blog.mares.com
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- New Book: “Underwater Museums” by Brandi Mueller
Brandi Mueller's new book, "Underwater Museums," explores the submerged history of World War II through underwater photography. The 144-page book features wrecks of ships, planes, and tanks found in the Pacific Ocean. Many of these wrecks have become vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. The book reveals stories about diving these historical sites, ranging from Guam to Bikini Atoll. It will be available for purchase starting November 5th.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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- DEMA Shares Ways to Support Hurricanes Helene & Milton Relief Efforts
DEMA encourages the diving community to help victims of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Individuals can choose charities through resources like Charity Navigator to support relief efforts. National VOAD and the Red Cross are actively assisting affected communities. People are also urged to verify organizations before donating and can find additional aid options through Facebook groups focused on the hurricanes.
Read the full article at www.scubaverse.com
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- Go Diving Show ANZ 2024 Report
The Go Diving Show ANZ 2024 took place in Sydney on September 28th-29th, attracting nearly 3,000 visitors. The event featured over 100 exhibitors and various speakers discussing scuba diving and underwater photography. Participants could attend talks and see demonstrations of underwater imaging equipment and skills. The highlights included the Underwater Awards Australasia, showcasing impressive underwater photography. Overall, the show was a success and will return to Sydney in 2025.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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- DEMA & Scuba Retailers Write To Support The DIVE BOAT Act
DEMA and 40 scuba retailers have sent a letter to US Congress, urging support for the DIVE BOAT Act. The letter points out issues with the current Small Passenger Vessel Act (SPVA) that negatively affects the dive industry. Changes proposed in the DIVE BOAT Act include fair liability standards and protection against arbitrary punishments. Supporting these changes could help the growth and safety of the scuba diving community.
Read the full article at www.deeperblue.com
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- Trident Missile Tower Photogrammetry Model (San Diego — 160 fsw)
The Trident Missile Tower is an artificial reef located in 160 feet of water near the US/Mexico border. It serves as a popular dive site for technical divers and is often used for training. The author recently completed a photogrammetry model of the tower after facing challenges with underwater currents, moving fish, and swaying metridiums. The successful dive required taking over 1,500 underwater photos and resulted in a detailed model that captures the unique features of this fascinating structure.
Read the full article at wreckedinmyrevo.com
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- Throwing Up In Your Regulator While Scuba Diving
Throwing up while scuba diving can happen, but there's a safe way to handle it. Divers should keep the regulator in their mouth while they vomit, as removing it can lead to inhaling water. After vomiting, they can use the regulator's purge button to clear it out. If the situation gets difficult, especially with a full face mask, switching to an alternate air source is advised. It's important to remember that vomiting underwater means you should pay extra attention to your equipment afterward.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- Introducing the Aqua-Trek Evo Drysuit from BARE
The Aqua-Trek Evo drysuit by BARE is designed for comfort and durability. It uses a lightweight and breathable Cordura® Nylon Oxford 4-layer fabric, improving flexibility compared to traditional materials. It features a low-profile dry zipper, anatomical shaping for better fit, and knee protection for comfort. Additional perks include replaceable suspenders, pockets with drainage, and a vented collar that enhances seal with the dry hood.
Read the full article at www.scubaverse.com
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- Deep Dive Dubai For An Unbelievable Dive Experience
Deep Dive Dubai offers a unique diving experience in the world's deepest swimming pool, reaching 60.02 meters. Divers can explore exciting underwater attractions, such as a sunken city and an underwater arcade. This setup allows divers of all skill levels, including freedivers, to enjoy an engaging dive. Although currently open only by invite, general admission began in late July, giving more people access to this amazing dive destination. It resembles a thrilling amusement park for scuba divers.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- Uniting to End Whaling in Europe: A Recap
Sea Shepherd recently participated in a discussion about ending whaling in Europe during EU Ocean Week. Experts and activists gathered to talk about the Blue Manifesto, a plan aimed at improving ocean health by 2030. They highlighted the need for stronger laws to discourage whaling and the importance of public awareness. The group, known as the Stop the Grind Coalition, is using various strategies, including legal action and public campaigns, to push for an end to whaling practices that threaten ocean life. Collaboration between organizations is key to protecting marine animals.
Read the full article at seashepherd.org
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- Uniting to End Whaling in Europe: A Recap
At EU Ocean Week, a panel titled "Blue Manifesto in Action" focused on ending whaling in Europe. Experts discussed the Blue Manifesto, which aims for healthy oceans by 2030. They highlighted how the EU can pressure whaling nations to stop by restricting whale product transport. Activist Valentina Crast shared experiences from direct actions against whale hunts in the Faroe Islands, stressing the need for public awareness and political pressure. The coalition is working together to protect marine life through various strategies.
Read the full article at seashepherd.org
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- The Coolest Marine Life of Jamaica and Where to Dive With It
Jamaica is a fantastic scuba diving destination known for its warm waters and rich marine biodiversity. Divers can explore diverse dive sites featuring coral reefs, shipwrecks, and caves. Some amazing marine life to see includes spotted eagle rays, dolphins, and the longsnout seahorse. Other notable animals often spotted are southern stingrays, nurse sharks, hawksbill turtles, rainbow parrotfish, and even West Indian manatees. With so much to discover, Jamaica is a must-visit for any scuba diving enthusiast.
Read the full article at blog.padi.com
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- Episode 387 – The Final Exam
After completing a scuba course, many divers face what is called the "final exam." However, this episode of the podcast questions if this truly is the end. Listeners are invited to discover what this exam really signifies for both new and experienced divers. It's about understanding the ongoing journey of learning and growth in scuba diving.
Read the full article at www.thegreatdivepodcast.com
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- Octopi & Squid … Can Be Vicious .. Divers Beware [Video]
Octopi and squid can be surprisingly dangerous to divers. A giant pacific octopus was recently seen attacking and eating sharks in an aquarium, showcasing its strength and hunting skills. While these creatures are intelligent, divers may underestimate their cunning nature and power. Previous incidents, such as a diver's close encounter with Humboldt squid, warn that interactions can turn risky. It's essential for divers to respect these marine animals' abilities and be cautious around them.
Read the full article at forscubadivers.com
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- Photographer of the Week – Alex Glick
Alex Glick's love for nature transformed into a passion for scuba diving after his first dive in 2006. Encouraged by his mother, he earned his Open Water certification and started diving regularly. His experience grew as he joined the Cape Town Scuba Diving Club while studying in South Africa. Glick now captures stunning underwater images using various cameras, including the Sony A7RIII. His photography aims to inspire others to appreciate the ocean and its wonders.
Read the full article at www.divephotoguide.com
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