Will Appleyard is an adventurous author and photographer known for his diving expertise. His first book, “Discover UK Diving,” was a bestseller, followed by “Dorset Dives.” His latest release, “Wild and Temperate Seas,” offers a guide to over 50 favorite UK dive sites, showcasing beautiful coastal locations. Appleyard shares highlights from various underwater destinations to inspire new divers.
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…
Nick Lyon, a passionate scuba diver and experienced instructor, will speak at the Go Diving Show in March. He is known for his unique presentations and will discuss courses that promote diving and support local hyperbaric facilities. Lyon has a rich background in diving, having trained with the British Sub-Aqua Club and won awards for…
Sharks in Israel is a non-profit organization focused on improving knowledge and conservation efforts for sharks and rays in the region. Established in 2018, it grew from a committed group of activists and scientists who began working together in 2014. The organization conducts research, advocates for marine life, and relies on a network of volunteers…
Sexual abuse is a serious issue in the dive industry. Trust is vital between instructors and students. Many divers have faced harassment or witnessed others being mistreated. The majority of harassment cases involve dive professionals, often undetected or unreported. It’s crucial for dive agencies to implement better safety measures and support for victims.
Central Nervous System (CNS) oxygen toxicity is a serious concern for divers. It can occur when breathing high oxygen levels at deeper depths. RAID suggests a target operating depth of 1.4 ATA of oxygen for recreational dives and a maximum operating depth of 1.6 ATA for technical dives to reduce risks. Divers need to monitor…
Join the PADI Pro Event at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town on April 3, 2025, at 6:30 PM, to enhance your diving journey. This event is for certified divers looking to explore professional opportunities and learn about ocean conservation. Attendees can network with other divers and professionals, listen to expert presentations, and view…