The Ocean Science Radio team introduces a new member, Victoria Vásquez. They discuss the Alameda submarine and ROV company, DOER. This episode shares insights about submarines and their operations, which are important in ocean exploration and research. Understanding these advancements can enhance scuba diving experiences and knowledge.
Ben Bengey and Sam Davison share updates on life at sea. They are part of the RNLI, which helps rescue people at sea. Tom Wright from Othree talks about drysuits for scuba diving. Drysuits keep divers warm and dry during cold water dives. They explain the importance of proper fitting for safety and comfort.
The Gili Islands in Indonesia are a prime destination for scuba divers of all skill levels. With a variety of dive sites like Turtle Heaven and Gili Meno Wall, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The underwater life is rich and diverse, featuring sea turtles, manta rays, and vibrant coral gardens. Local dive centers provide…
Good muck diving skills focus on how to explore muddy underwater areas without disturbing them. A well-produced video highlights that sandy and mucky bottoms are rich in delicate marine life, emphasizing the need to avoid stirring up these environments. Proper weighting helps reduce finning that might disturb the seabed, while stainless pointers can aid in…
The PADI AWARE Foundation is on a mission to raise USD $100,000 in 100 days to support ocean conservation projects around the world. They received 150 grant requests from over 31 countries, far exceeding their budget. This program funds initiatives that tackle key ocean issues like climate change, pollution, and habitat destruction. Donations, regardless of…
Bonaire is known as the “Shore Diving Capital of the World,” thanks to its easy access to breathtaking dive sites. With calm waters and stunning visibility, divers can explore vibrant coral reefs teeming with diverse marine life, such as sea turtles and manta rays. It’s also a family-friendly place, perfect for beginners and snorkelers. Bonaire…
Dive into Emerald Bay to explore historic wooden barges. These barges, used in the early 1900s, helped build the area. Now, they rest under cold, clear water and are well-preserved. The Emerald Bay Maritime Heritage Trail allows divers to see them easily. Remember to dive with a buddy and wear proper gear in the cool…