NAUI Worldwide Announces 2025 NAUI International Technical DivingSummit in Fort White, Florida

The 2025 NAUI International Technical Diving Summit will be in Fort White, Florida. This event occurs from October 31 to November 6, 2025. It focuses on cave diving, which takes place in Florida’s famous freshwater springs. The summit offers technical diving training from experienced instructors. Divers can explore unique cave systems and enhance their diving…

Underwater Awards Australasia 2025 underwater photo competition is open

The Underwater Awards Australasia 2025 photo competition is now open for entries. It focuses on underwater photography and videography from the Australasia region. Participants can win various prizes totaling over AU$70,000, including dive trips and underwater equipment. There are nine categories, such as Sharks and Conservation, for photographers to enter. The winners will be announced…

What Is the PADI Rescue Diver Course and Why Should You Take It?

The PADI Rescue Diver Course teaches divers how to handle emergencies. It’s for Advanced Open Water Divers wanting to boost skills. You will learn self-rescue techniques and how to help others. The course improves your awareness and enhances dive safety. It’s rewarding and prepares you for leadership roles in diving.

Underwater Awards Australasia 2025 Now Open with Over A$70,000 in Prizes

The Underwater Awards Australasia 2025 is now accepting entries. This competition highlights underwater photography and videography in Australasia. It offers over A$70,000 in prizes, including dive trips and gear. Entries are open for nine categories, with a special “Reels Showcase” for videos. Winners will be announced on UnderwaterCompetition.com and supported globally.

Tide Turners: How Girl Up Youth Across the US Took Action for Earth Day 2025 

For Earth Day 2025, Girl Up USA partnered with Ocean Wise. They organized the second Shoreline Cleanup Day of Action. Young ocean protectors removed 239 kilograms of litter from 12 states. This helped prevent trash from entering waterways and harming marine life. Most litter was small plastic pieces and bottlecaps.