Safety Protocols Taught in Every Open Water Scuba Diving Course

Safety is a top priority in open water scuba diving. Each course covers essential protocols to keep divers safe. Key routines include pre-dive safety checks and the buddy system. Divers learn to manage air supply and perform emergency ascents. Understanding marine life and environmental hazards is also essential for safety.

The Great Barrier Reef – Cairns is Just the Start

The Great Barrier Reef is much more than what you see near the shore. Cairns is a starting point for deeper adventures with liveaboard diving. Liveaboard trips allow divers to explore remote areas with unique wildlife, like minke whales and hammerhead sharks. These trips also focus on reef conservation and education, helping divers understand the…

New rules for divers in Thailand: no cameras for newbies

Thailand has introduced new rules for divers and snorkelers to protect marine life. One major rule is that beginners cannot use cameras while diving. Divers must also maintain good buoyancy and stay at least two meters above coral to avoid damage. Each dive trip must have a certified supervisor, and there are strict ratios for…

ScubaRadio 5-24-25 HOUR2

Mark Young shares details about the upcoming Scuba Show in Long Beach, California. This event promises to be exciting for divers and ocean enthusiasts alike. Additionally, a new nearshore artificial reef has been set up in Hollywood, Florida, which could enhance local diving experiences. These developments highlight ongoing efforts to promote scuba diving and marine…

I.CARE and SSI Blue Oceans Remove Tons of Debris From the Keys

The I.CARE Trash Derby, held with SSI Blue Oceans and Mares, was a huge success this year. Over 900 participants removed a staggering 36,459 pounds of marine debris from the Florida Keys. Different teams collected debris from various divisions, showcasing impressive efforts. I.CARE co-founder Mike Goldberg expressed gratitude for the dedication shown by all participants…