Issue 144 of Underwater Photography Magazine Available

Issue 144 of Underwater Photography Magazine is now available for free. This edition includes news about new underwater photography gear. Notable items are the Nauticam housing and the AOI Aura Light System. The issue features interviews and stories from experienced photographers. It’s easy to get your copy by signing up with your email.

Atmosphere Resorts Launches JJ-CCR Rebreather Courses in the Philippines

Atmosphere Resorts in Dauin, Philippines, is offering JJ-CCR rebreather courses. This equipment helps divers stay underwater longer and reduces bubbles. It is great for underwater photographers and deep diving. They also have a “Try CCR” workshop for beginners to learn and practice. New divers can enjoy a guided shallow dive at the resort’s house reef.

How to Utilize the eLearning Credit System for Facilities

The eLearning credit system helps dive facilities manage student courses. When students buy an eLearning course, facilities can get credits for future use. A facility can decide to offer full or partial credit for a training package. Full credit creates goodwill, while partial credit keeps profits intact. This system supports excellent customer service while maintaining…

Caradonna Adventures Unveils Bahamas Women Dive Week to Celebrate Annual Women’s Dive Day

The Bahamas will host its first Women’s Dive Week from July 18-22. This event celebrates PADI’s Women’s Dive Day, promoting women in diving. Participants will dive famous sites like shipwrecks and vibrant reefs. The week includes introductory courses for local women and girls. This initiative aims to inspire future marine conservationists and divers.

News Digest – June

A leading shark researcher in Australia resigned from a council that advises shark control programs. This decision was made because the government expanded the program to kill more sharks. Scientists felt sidelined by this move. Many experts believe this kind of culling is harmful to shark populations. Conservation efforts are important to protect these creatures.

Scuba Diver Sucked Into Nuclear Plant Pipe [Video]

A diver named Robert Blake was sucked into a nuclear plant pipe while diving in Florida. The pipe was large, pulling in about 500,000 gallons of ocean water a minute. This incident is related to a dangerous situation called delta-p, where water pressure differences create strong currents. Robert experienced intense darkness and disorientation but eventually…

Celebrating our lifeblood: Volunteers’ Week and the heart of BSAC

Volunteers play a vital role in the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC). They help teach and support new scuba divers. Their work ensures safe and enjoyable diving experiences. Volunteers also promote ocean conservation efforts to protect our seas. Celebrating their dedication is important for the diving community.