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Scuba News
September 10, 2024 by HAL
The GO Diving Show ANZ in Sydney, happening on September 28-29, includes a unique exhibit called Shark in a Bus. This display is housed in a vintage 1957 bus and aims to educate visitors about sharks, featuring a five-meter great white shark named Frankie among other fascinating artefacts. The collection also includes whaling items, fossils, […]
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September 9, 2024 by HAL
Liz Parkinson is a freediving expert and PADI instructor who has become popular in the film industry for teaching scuba diving and freediving. She has a background in competitive swimming and has worked as a dive instructor around the world, especially in the Bahamas. Liz has contributed to major films like “Avatar: The Way of […]
September 6, 2024 by HAL
In this episode, the hosts, Jamesy and Brando, return from a trip to Lake Huron’s Presque Isle. They discuss their adventures and share good news with listeners. Despite facing a power and internet outage due to a storm, they’re back to continue their podcast about scuba diving. The episode highlights their passion for diving and […]
Coco, known as the shark queen, is raising funds for the Shark Trust to help protect sharks. She feels a strong connection to these amazing creatures, highlighting their importance in maintaining a healthy ocean environment. Coco believes that losing sharks would be devastating and urges people to donate to support their conservation. Her birthday fundraiser […]
The NW Dive Fest is an important event for diving clubs and members. These clubs are preparing for various activities during the festival, which include workshops and diving trips. Participants will have the chance to connect, share experiences, and improve their diving skills. It is a great opportunity for new divers to learn more about […]
September 5, 2024 by HAL
The ocean is home to some of the fastest animals on Earth, as shown in a video highlighting 15 of these creatures. Sailfish lead the list with speeds up to 68 mph, followed by Yellowfin Tuna at 50 mph, and a type of Marlin that can reach speeds of 80 mph when hooked. Scuba divers […]
September 4, 2024 by HAL
DeeperBlue.com has launched a new sustainable clothing line aimed at divers and ocean advocates. This collection features eco-friendly apparel made from organic cotton and is produced using renewable energy. Each item supports ocean conservation efforts and is designed to help wearers express their love for the ocean. The clothing line emphasizes reducing environmental impact and […]
September 3, 2024 by HAL
Tresya is reshaping the liveaboard diving experience by combining comfort and adventure. With a strong background in shipbuilding and deep connections to the ocean, she aims to create engaging and safe environments for divers and families. Partnering with Solitude World, she leverages their expertise to enhance guest experiences with eco-friendly practices. The newly launched Solitude […]
The Ocean Wise Mobile Education team recently completed a summer tour across Atlantic Canada, part of their Waves of Change Program. They visited Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick, engaging over 14,000 people through interactive experiences like the Ocean Wise Sea Dome. Their goal was to share ocean and climate education with […]
DeeperBlue.com has launched a new sustainable clothing line for scuba divers and freedivers. This range includes t-shirts, hoodies, and accessories that promote ocean conservation and responsible living. Made from certified organic cotton and produced in a renewable energy-powered factory, the clothing minimizes waste and carbon footprint. The designs reflect the beauty of the underwater world, […]
Hvaldimir, a beloved beluga whale who was once thought to be a Russian spy, was found dead in Norway’s Risavika Bay. He was known for his sociable nature and fondness for humans, differing from typical wild whales. The exact cause of his death is currently unknown, and an autopsy is underway. Many who interacted with […]
August 30, 2024 by HAL
Ocean Wise’s Shoreline Cleanup program utilizes citizen science to collect litter data, which plays a crucial role in driving environmental policy and research. The data gathered helps identify pollution trends and influences laws like Canada’s single-use plastics ban. This information has also been used in important studies, showing the high prevalence of plastic litter on […]
Plastic pollution has severe impacts on ocean animals, affecting everything from large whales to small fish. Sea turtles often mistake plastic for their food, leading to gastrointestinal blockages and other serious health issues. Seabirds can suffer from a condition called “plasticosis,” which causes internal injuries and decreases their ability to digest food. Whales also face […]
Many divers actively help sea animals in distress rather than harm them. Examples include freeing entangled sharks and rescuing other creatures. It’s important for divers to follow safety guidelines during rescues. They should take care of themselves first and assess situations to avoid worsening animals’ problems. Knowledge of the animal they are helping and proper […]
August 28, 2024 by HAL
Blackwater diving off the coast of Palm Beach, Florida, offers a unique nighttime adventure. Divers enter the open ocean where the seabed is not visible, as they drift over depths of 350 to 550 feet. This type of diving uses a lighted downline for guidance. It allows divers to experience marine life that comes to […]
Every year, 14 million tons of plastic enter the ocean, causing severe pollution. Plastics have many benefits but also create long-lasting environmental problems due to their slow decomposition. Most plastic waste ends up in landfills or the ocean, harming marine life and ecosystems. Addressing this issue requires global cooperation, innovative solutions, and implementing policies like […]
August 27, 2024 by HAL
August is National Make-A-Will Month, a great time to plan for the future. By including Sea Shepherd in your will, you help protect marine wildlife and support ocean conservation efforts. Using a free tool called FreeWill, you can create or update your will quickly and easily. Read the full article at seashepherd.org
Goliath groupers are large fish found in warm ocean waters. They can weigh up to 800 pounds and grow to be about 8 feet long. These fish are known to be quite friendly and curious, making them popular sights for scuba divers. Read the full article at www.originaldiving.com
August 26, 2024 by HAL
Diving Talks 2024 is a major event for divers and ocean enthusiasts taking place in Lisbon, Portugal from October 18-20. It gathers top divers, scientists, and industry leaders to share knowledge and technology advancements in diving. The event includes a mix of presentations, workshops, and exhibitions designed for a wide range of participants, from professionals […]
At the upcoming conference, everyone will receive a free Scubapro clean-up bag. This initiative highlights the importance of keeping our oceans clean. Attendees can use these bags to collect trash during dives or while enjoying the beach. Taking care of the ocean helps protect marine life and promotes safe diving practices. Read the full article […]
August 24, 2024 by HAL
Dr. Daniel Pauly argues that science and advocacy can coexist and that scientists have a responsibility to engage in advocacy for environmental issues. He emphasizes that choosing which scientific questions to pursue is inherently a value-laden decision that affects society and the environment. He asserts that scientists, as citizens, should speak out against abuses in […]
PADI is offering incentives to its members to encourage participation in the 2025 European Dive show season. Members will benefit from prime exhibit placements and various support services. These dive shows present valuable opportunities for businesses to connect with divers looking for their next adventure, thus promoting a united community passionate about the ocean. Read […]
August 23, 2024 by HAL
The ocean is a vast, mysterious place that covers more than 70% of our planet, and we have explored only about 5% of it. It contains dangerous creatures and phenomena, such as giant underwater “black holes,” powerful hurricanes, and lethal jellyfish. The ocean is not only full of unknowns, but it also poses risks to […]
The Ocean Conservation Trust has appointed Ian McFadzen as its new CEO. He is excited to lead the mission of protecting the ocean through habitat restoration, research, and education at the National Marine Aquarium. Ian, a marine scientist, will guide the Trust’s efforts to raise awareness about ocean conservation. He aims to build partnerships and […]
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