Kewin Lorenzen is a diving professional from Denmark. He lives in The Bahamas and dives with sharks. Kewin uses a Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) to dive quieter. He explores caves and emphasizes education and conservation in diving. Kewin believes water connects all aspects of life.
This post introduces a fun quiz about coral reefs. Coral reefs are important structures in the ocean, home to diverse marine life. Scuba divers can explore these vibrant ecosystems while learning about the wonders beneath the waves. Scoring 75% or above on the quiz gives participants a chance to receive a subscription discount.
DEMA sponsors an annual event called “Dive in Day” at the Florida Capitol to support the diving industry. This year’s event will take place on April 30, 2025. Members can showcase their products and services to state legislators and the public. The event aims to highlight the importance of the scuba diving industry to Florida’s…
Gemma and Ian chat with Ryan and Nicole Levinson, who are known as “Two Afloat.” They live on a catamaran in French Polynesia and create content about their adventures both in the ocean and underwater. Their engaging lifestyle showcases the beauty of diving and sailing in stunning locations. Weekly episodes of The BiG Podcast are…
Sidemount diving can be a great choice for some divers, but it’s not suitable for everyone. It requires patience and a willingness to adjust and tinker with equipment. If you enjoy challenges and have regular access to dive sites for practice, sidemount diving may be rewarding. However, being the only sidemount diver in a group…
A typical day for an SDI scuba instructor begins early with a workout, followed by breakfast and preparing scuba equipment. The instructor meets eager students at Tioman Island, where they dive in beautiful waters filled with marine life. After multiple dives, they bond over local food during lunchtime and continue their training. The day wraps…
The 2025 monitoring of the vaquita showed some hopeful signs. Experts recorded 254 sightings using acoustic devices and visual methods. The vaquita population is estimated to be between 7 and 10 individuals. Notably, one mother vaquita, named Frida, was observed with a calf. Conservation teams remain committed to protecting these endangered marine mammals and their…