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Scuba News
October 22, 2025 by HAL
Basking sharks are the second-largest fish in the ocean. They are filter feeders, eating tiny organisms called plankton. Observing basking sharks helps scientists understand ocean health. Citizen science projects allow divers to report sightings. This data helps protect important shark habitats.
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October 13, 2025 by HAL
Green turtles are no longer considered endangered. Their population has grown due to conservation efforts. Over the last 200 years, human activities greatly reduced their numbers. Green turtles are important to ocean health, requiring healthy habitats. Ongoing conservation is essential to maintain and further this population recovery.
July 3, 2025 by HAL
Small businesses can support shark conservation by joining a membership program. This membership helps promote community engagement and project sponsorship. Supporting the Shark Trust can lead to better ocean health and shark protection. Businesses can also involve their customers in these efforts. Joining this initiative shows a commitment to marine conservation.
June 13, 2025 by HAL
Orca Action Month celebrates killer whales and their survival challenges. Southern Resident killer whales are critically endangered and rely on Chinook salmon. Whales help maintain ocean health by regulating food webs. Threats like noise pollution and ship strikes increase their risk of extinction. Supporting sustainable seafood practices can aid in their recovery and help protect […]
June 9, 2025 by HAL
Coral gardens are beautiful underwater ecosystems. They are home to many colorful fish and plants. Scuba divers enjoy these gardens for their stunning views. Coral reefs need warm water and sunlight to thrive. Protecting these habitats is important for ocean health.
April 15, 2025 by HAL
It’s important for divers to focus on what they can control. While we can’t change the weather, diving conditions, or other people’s behavior, we can choose how we respond to these challenges. For example, ensuring diver safety by assessing conditions and conducting safety checks is within our control. We can also make environmentally responsible choices […]
March 3, 2025 by HAL
The R/V Roger Payne is a new research vessel launched by Sea Shepherd in 2025. Named after Dr. Roger Payne, a key figure in whale biology, the ship aims to advance marine conservation. It features a multi-hull trimaran design for stability and efficiency, making it ideal for long missions. Equipped with advanced surveillance tools and […]
February 27, 2025 by HAL
Monty Halls will be a featured speaker at the Go Diving Show 2025, presenting his Big Blue Bag project for marine conservation. Halls, a marine biologist and former Royal Marine, aims to empower individuals to help protect oceans. Participants in the project will collect data about marine health, such as pollution and species diversity. The […]
December 17, 2024 by HAL
Recent stories highlight concerns about ocean health and shark conservation efforts. Whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef show unusual white patches, possibly indicating skin disease and pollution issues. In a bid to boost leopard shark populations, scientists successfully used artificial insemination for the first time, mixing captive and wild shark sperm. These findings underline the ongoing […]
November 12, 2024 by HAL
Understanding ocean health is crucial for divers and marine life. Pollution affects the ocean’s ecosystem, harming species we see while diving. By taking quizzes, divers can test their knowledge about marine life and environmental issues. This awareness helps promote better practices that protect the ocean and its inhabitants.
October 31, 2024 by HAL
Technology plays a vital role in monitoring ocean health through the Pollution Tracker program. This initiative collects and analyzes data on pollutants in British Columbia’s coastal waters, using tools like EarthSoft’s EQuIS™ and Power BI to create visual reports. These resources help identify pollution hotspots, enabling quicker responses to environmental threats. They also assist in […]
May 30, 2024 by HAL
Scientists report findings relating to ocean health. Read the entire article at seashepherd.org
May 15, 2024 by HAL
New research shows coral reefs are critical for ocean health as they provide habitats for diverse marine life, protect coastal areas from storms, and support local economies by attracting tourists. Scientists emphasize the importance of protecting these valuable ecosystems to ensure the well-being of our oceans. Read the entire article at seashepherd.org
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