Black in Marine Science Week showcases and supports Black professionals in marine science and STEM fields. Dr. Tiara Moore, along with other participants, shares their experiences and the importance of diversity in these areas. The event highlights the contributions of Black individuals in marine research and ecology. It aims to inspire and create a network for those pursuing careers in marine sciences.
Lureen Ferretti will be the speaker at the SFUPS meeting on February 18, 2025. She is a nature photographer specializing in underwater imagery, passionate about capturing marine life and its vibrant beauty. Ferretti aims to raise awareness about the ocean’s vulnerability through her photography. She will share tips for planning successful underwater photographic adventures, helping…
In 1975, Donna Tobias became the first woman deep-sea diver in the Navy. Policy changes allowed women to serve in Navy diving roles, starting a new era. Since then, women have held various positions like Diver and Medical Technician. They must meet the same tough standards as men. Their success shows that women can excel…
ScubaRadio is a popular radio show dedicated to diving, airing every Saturday from 3-5pm EST. The show features dive-related news, lively discussions, and fun stories about scuba adventures. Listeners can join via phone or online to interact live. The show also has a live studio video feed, allowing fans to watch as they listen. Follow…
Shark shows are becoming very popular right now. Many people are excited to learn about sharks. Casey caught his first gallon of scallops this season. Scallops are tasty seafood found in Florida waters. The underwater world is full of surprises and adventures.
On Earth Day, SSI and Blue Oceans launched new tools to empower ocean conservation efforts for divers. They introduced a redesigned Blue Oceans website, offering resources for sustainable diving and clean-up initiatives. The MySSI App now has a Cleanup Dive Logging feature, allowing divers to document the trash they collect during dives. This data not…
Michael Menduno, known as M2, passed away after a stroke. He was a pioneer in technical diving and influential since the 1990s. Menduno coined the term “technical diving” and published the first magazine on the topic. He also helped create the first technical diving training center in Florida. His contributions brought many divers together and…