Paul Rose is a top diver and explorer. He leads National Geographic’s Pristine Seas Expeditions. His work helps scientists understand remote ocean areas. Paul shares his adventures and knowledge about underwater exploration. He is dedicated to protecting the ocean’s resources.
Diving with orcas in Norway is a thrilling adventure. This expedition lasts five days and takes place in the arctic. Divers must face tough weather and icy waters. They usually encounter orcas while snorkeling and observing their behavior. The experience can be both challenging and rewarding, making it a bucket-list trip for divers.
The connection between social justice and ocean conservation is complex but vital. Issues like human rights in ocean industries and the exclusion of Indigenous people greatly impact efforts to protect our oceans. Young participants in programs like Ocean Wise’s Eco-Action Accelerator showcase the potential for positive change by holding social justice and ocean health goals…
ScubaRadio is a popular radio show dedicated to diving, airing every Saturday from 3-5 PM EST. The show features Greg The Divemaster and guests discussing dive-related news with a fun twist. Listeners can participate live by calling in or using social media. ScubaRadio also has a video feed available to watch while the show is…
An exhibition called Oceanic 31 featuring artworks about sharks is finishing its two-year UK tour at the Royal Geographical Society in London. After the exhibition ends, the artworks will be sold in an online auction to support the Shark Trust’s Oceanics Programme. The collection includes 31 pieces, each representing a different species of oceanic sharks…
Komodo Island, home to the famous Komodo dragon, is also known for its stunning coral reefs and diverse marine life. Scuba divers are drawn to the rich underwater ecosystem of Komodo National Park, which features vibrant soft corals and abundant fish species. The area experiences strong currents, making drift diving popular. A liveaboard trip, like…
Denys Ilyushenko is the new regional coach for BSAC. He will help improve scuba diving skills. His experience will benefit many divers in the East Midlands. Coaches like Denys provide important training and support. This change aims to boost local diving programs.