The event “Beneath the Sea” showcased important voices in the scuba diving community. Key figures included Megan Cook and Dr. Sylvia Earle, who spoke about ocean exploration and awareness. Various organizations shared insights on environmental education and scuba diving history. Artists and experts also contributed to discussions on ocean conservation. The event highlighted the passion and commitment of divers to protect marine ecosystems.
Emma Keen is a marine biologist and oceanographer who works on a sailing boat called Wildberry. Based in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, she sails throughout the Caribbean, offering diving and kitesurfing experiences for guests. Her love for the ocean fuels her passion for sharing its wonders with others. Emma’s expertise helps create unforgettable adventures…
Christine Dennison empowers women through exploration and adventure. She co-founded Mad Dog Expeditions, a scuba diving company in New York City. Christine made history as the first woman to dive under Arctic Sea ice. She focuses on ocean conservation and supports indigenous communities. Christine inspires others by mentoring and giving presentations to students.
The Trident Missile Tower is an artificial reef located near San Diego at a depth of 160 feet. It serves as a popular dive site for technical divers and is often used for training due to its manageable depth. The tower was created from a decommissioned Trident missile testing site and has unique challenges for…
Aqaba in Jordan is a great diving spot. It has added a Lockheed TriStar airliner to attract divers. The new dive site is accessible for all skill levels. Divers can also explore military vehicles in a unique underwater museum. The site offers a chance to see many marine life and enjoy amazing underwater views.
Indy, a 10-year-old who loves sharks, is organizing a fundraiser at Chapel Allerton Primary School. The goal is to raise money for the Shark Trust, which works to protect vulnerable shark and ray species. One-third of these species face extinction mainly due to harmful fishing practices. Through this fundraiser, Indy and her friends hope to…
A recent study highlights that the shortfin Mako, the fastest shark in the ocean, is facing extinction. This species can swim at speeds up to 45 miles per hour but is struggling due to illegal online trafficking of endangered species. Such practices have caused its population to shrink to dangerously low levels. It’s crucial to…