Cat Gordon has been deeply passionate about nature since childhood. She started SCUBA diving at 14, leading her to study marine biology. Cat joined the Shark Trust’s conservation team in 2010, managing the Great Eggcase Hunt project. Her favorite sharks include Goblin Sharks and Hammerheads, showcasing her wide interest in various species and their conservation.
In March, significant developments in marine conservation were reported. A historic high seas treaty was finalized by the UN to protect international waters. The Angel Shark Project expanded to Ireland to safeguard the endangered Angelshark species. Furthermore, scientists revealed limited understanding of tiger sharks in the South Atlantic, while 500 baby sharks are being raised…
Diventures will participate as a first-time exhibitor at the DEMA Show 2024 in Las Vegas, at booth #2091. They are offering new wholesale travel services that help dive shops and organizations enhance their travel programs. The team has 15 years of experience in planning travel and aims to help clients improve their business results while…
The Ocean Wise Pollution Tracker program is investigating contaminants in British Columbia’s waters to understand their impact on marine life and communities. In Prince Rupert, researchers collected sediment and mussel samples from various sites. The work involves using specific tools to gather samples and analyze them for contaminants like metals and microplastics. This data helps…
The MyBSAC platform replaces the old BSAC app. It offers improvements for divers. Features include easy access to training materials and dive log tools. Members can track their progress and connect with others. The platform enhances the overall diving experience for everyone.
The Beneath the Sea show in 2026 will add new adventure activities. These include nature treks, zip-lining, and white-water rafting. The changes aim to attract younger participants interested in diving. Exhibitors will get benefits like priority booth placement and special pricing. The show wants to combine adventure sports with scuba diving experiences.
Dan Fairweather has a background in zoology and worked in biotechnology before becoming a fish biologist. He started in the insurance industry in 2000 as a claims broker for aquaculture and later moved into account handling. In 2012, he joined Willis Towers Watson to lead the Aquaculture Division, focusing on global accounts and risk services….