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Scuba News
April 19, 2021 by HAL
Ian and Gemma discuss calling dives based on the Any Any Any Any Any rule advocated by Cristina Zenato, as explained in a social media post. They also mention news about a young diver and the IUCN’s update on shark statuses. Promotional partnerships with Dark Tyde and Hapi Bottles are highlighted, offering sustainable dive wear […]
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April 19, 2021 / September 1, 2021 by Cal Evans
Recently I was on a night dive and one of the participants was a fairly new diver. (less than 50 dives) As we walked out we were discussing the dive and he made the statement “I’ve got to get a better light”. I asked him which light he was using and he replied “The $25 […]
March 29, 2021 by HAL
Rosemary Lunn answers scuba diving questions, including a discussion on dive fitness. The post also mentions the Fourth Element ambassador Alannah Vellacott and a scholarship opportunity from the Womens Diver Hall Of Fame. Read the article
February 9, 2021 by HAL
The Love Sharks 2021 Calendar celebrates different shark species with colorful illustrations and fun facts. It features well-known sharks like the Great White and Hammerhead, and also includes lesser-known species. The calendar highlights important shark-related holidays and can be purchased even after its Kickstarter campaign successfully funded its printing costs. Read the full article at […]
January 30, 2021 by HAL
Birgitte Deda Wilms is an experienced scuba diver and underwater photographer who co-authored the book “In a Sea of Dreams” and was inducted into the Women’s Divers Hall of Fame. She has also authored “Live Well Beyond Breast Cancer” and runs a scuba diving business. Read the article
December 25, 2020 by HAL
Christine Dennison, co-founder of Mad Dog Expeditions, is a pioneer in technical scuba diving, exploring remote regions worldwide. She focuses on ocean conservation and is the first woman to dive beneath Arctic Sea ice. Dennison mentors and educates students, advocating for women in adventure roles globally. Read the article
December 4, 2020 by HAL
Peter Millar, a Dive Operations Specialist at NASA, is interviewed about his experiences in scuba diving and assisting astronauts at the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory. Peter has a long history in the diving industry and continues to teach. Read the article
November 27, 2020 by HAL
Ian and Gemma present insights from contributors on wild and temperate seas on the “Wild and Temperate Seas” book. They feature various underwater photographers and offer support options for viewers. Read the article
September 30, 2020 by HAL
Steve Davis, host of the “Speaking Sidemount” podcast, is discussed in this episode by Ian and Gemma. They cover various topics, including Steve’s coffee and gelato business, and provide links to his websites and social media profiles. Read the article
September 23, 2020 by HAL
Mike Fincke, a NASA Astronaut, discusses his spacewalks and time in space. He mentions training in the Neutral Buoyancy Lab, a large swimming pool. Read the article
August 8, 2020 by HAL
Ian and Gemma interview Richard Cullen, a founder of the Charity Deptherapy, alongside ambassadors Tom Oats and Tom Swarbrick, discussing their work in the industry. Read the article
July 25, 2020 by HAL
Miranda Krestovnikoff shares her scuba diving journey and love for UK diving and marine life in a chat with Gemma and Ian. Read the article
June 14, 2020 by HAL
Jill Heinerth, a Canadian cave diver, underwater explorer, writer, photographer, and filmmaker, discusses her scuba journey, exploration of caves, diving within an iceberg, and a lava tube in Lanzarote. More insights from her are expected in upcoming episodes. Read the article
April 29, 2020 by HAL
The Flapper Skate is a species of ray commonly found in colder waters. This guide helps divers identify the Flapper Skate by providing details on its appearance, size, and distinctive features. Understanding how to recognize this species encourages better appreciation and conservation of marine life. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
The Rough Longnose Dogfish is a type of shark known for its unique appearance. It has a long snout and can be identified by its distinct body shape and coloration, which helps divers easily spot it underwater. This shark is often found in deeper waters, making it an interesting species for scuba divers to observe. […]
The Mouse Catshark is a small species of shark often found in muddy or sandy seabeds. They have distinctive features like a flattened body and a pointed snout. Divers can spot them by their unique coloration and patterns, making it important to learn their identification for better understanding and conservation of ocean life. Read the […]
April 24, 2020 by HAL
The Sandy Ray ID Guide helps divers and ocean enthusiasts identify sandy rays, which are important creatures within their marine ecosystems. Recognizing different ray species aids in their conservation and understanding their role in the ocean. This guide is part of a larger effort to promote awareness and protection for all ray species. Read the […]
April 22, 2020 by HAL
The Bigeye Thresher Shark is a unique species known for its large eyes and long tail. It can reach up to 16.5 feet in length and is often found in deep waters. Scuba divers should look for its elongated body and identify it by its distinctive features, such as its big, round eyes and long, […]
April 13, 2020 by HAL
Ian, Gemma, and Werttie interview Andy Torbet, a versatile adventurer involved in diving, exploring caves, skydiving, and climbing. The podcast covers various scuba diving-related topics and encourages engagement with the underwater world through activities like using full face masks. Andy Torbet’s diverse experiences include bomb disposal, diving, and skydiving. Read the article
January 3, 2020 by HAL
Oyster Diving has become a Corporate Patron of the Shark Trust. They will raise donations and promote shark conservation to their customers. This partnership highlights the importance of sharks in our oceans and aims to change how people view these creatures positively. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
May 3, 2019 by HAL
The Angel Shark Conservation Network (ASCN) connects people and organizations dedicated to protecting angel sharks. It provides updates on conservation efforts and encourages everyone to participate by submitting shark sightings and accessing resources. Joining the ASCN helps support angel shark conservation goals. Read the full article at www.sharktrust.org
April 9, 2019 by HAL
A new rule has been agreed upon to strengthen the ban on shark finning in the Mediterranean. The General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean now requires that sharks must be landed with their fins attached, aiming to prevent the illegal practice of removing fins at sea. This improvement is important for better enforcement of shark […]
June 6, 2018 by HAL
To celebrate World Oceans Day, here are 10 tips for new scuba divers. Read the entire article at www.scubadiving.com
For World Oceans Day, here are some tips to celebrate the ocean and its conservation. Read the entire article at www.sportdiver.com
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