Paul Cox is the Managing Director of the Shark Trust, focusing on shark and ray conservation. He has a background in marine biology and conservation communication. He emphasizes the importance of fundraising and partnerships for the Trust’s progress. His favorite shark is the Blue shark, which he finds uniquely beautiful and interesting.
Drift diving is an exciting way to explore underwater currents. To make the most of your drift dives, plan your exit point carefully, as this will help you avoid unexpected issues. Use a surface marker buoy to signal your position to your boat. Stay together with your dive buddy and communicate clearly before diving. It’s…
Our oceans are full of life and beauty, but they are under threat from human activities. Species like the North Atlantic right whale and many sharks face dangers such as ship collisions and getting caught in fishing gear. This GivingTuesday, we can help protect these vulnerable marine species by supporting conservation efforts. Donating can double…
This episode of The Great Dive Podcast continues to explore the tragic last dive of Dave Shaw. The hosts discuss the complexities involved in deep-sea diving and the dangers that come with it. They emphasize the need for proper training and equipment before attempting deep dives. Understanding dive planning and safety measures is crucial for…
Royal Navy Mine Clearance Divers are experts in bomb disposal and underwater operations. Their role is both physically demanding and rewarding. They work on the South Coast of the UK, ensuring safety in maritime environments. These divers have unique skills that combine scuba diving with critical problem-solving abilities, making them essential in their field.
Entale is a podcast platform for discovering extra content. Users can save and share podcast links. Some reefs in the Philippines are hurting from mask litter. The Big Scuba Podcast has released a new episode with Francesca Trotman. Check out their Etsy shop for art made from plastic debris.
New technologies now allow divers to get prescription lenses added to their dive masks. This is great for those who need vision correction while diving. Additionally, if you find yourself caught in an underwater vortex, it’s important to stay calm. Try to swim horizontally away from the current and ascend if possible.