Nominate a Rockstar Employee for the 2025 Wave Makers Award

DEMA is accepting nominations for the 2025 Wave Makers Award. This award honors newcomers in the diving industry who are making a difference. Nominations are open until August 4, 2025. Winners will be celebrated during the DEMA Show in Orlando on November 12, 2025. Check the DEMA website to learn more and submit your nomination.

Join Shark Angels and Seasick Productions in Baja for Mobulas, Orcas the and The Unexpected!

Join Shark Angels and Seasick Productions on an adventure in Baja. Experience wild encounters with orcas and mobula rays from May 30 to June 6, 2026. The Nautilus Gallant Lady liveaboard offers comfort and daily exploration. Each day adjusts to wildlife sightings for an exciting trip. The Sea of Cortez is rich in marine life,…

Coral ‘presumed exctinct’ rediscovered in Galápagos

Wellington’s solitary coral was rediscovered in the Galápagos Islands. Scientists found over 250 colonies of this coral species. It was last seen 24 years ago and classified as Critically Endangered. The coral thrives in diverse habitats and survived environmental challenges. This discovery highlights the importance of protecting marine species and their habitats.

UNESCO endorses Ocean Literacy project by leading diving organisations

UNESCO has recognized the DAN.PADI Ocean Literacy Project to promote ocean education. This program aims to teach people of all ages about ocean conservation. It includes learning modules on topics like plastic pollution and climate change. The initiative is a collaboration between DAN Europe and PADI, reaching schools and communities globally. This project helps create…

Ocean Romantics: Heartwarming Partnerships Beneath the Waves

Many marine animals express love in unique ways. Gentoo penguins bond over pebbles while building nests. Seahorses engage in graceful dances as part of their courtship. Humpback whales sing complex songs to attract mates. Atlantic puffins show affection by touching beaks, resembling kisses. French angelfish often pair up for life, defending their territory together.