Bringing Every Diver Home

Public safety diving involves high risks and complex missions. The main goal is to bring every diver home safely. This requires teamwork, careful planning, and training with the right equipment. Mentorship from experienced divers helps newer ones learn and avoid mistakes. Continuous training and a focus on scene safety are crucial for every dive team.

Howard Rosenstein’s Dawn of Red Sea Diving is heading for Hollywood

Howard Rosenstein explored the Red Sea as a scuba diving pioneer. His journey is detailed in a book titled “Treasures, Shipwrecks and the Dawn of Red Sea Diving.” This book is being made into a documentary by US producers. Rosenstein helped develop the Egyptian diving industry and protect its reefs. His story combines adventure with…

PADI Welcomes Hundreds of New Dive Operations from Around the World in 2025

PADI has welcomed 220 new dive operations in 2025. These new members span across 47 countries, enhancing PADI’s global presence. Studies show that PADI Dive Centers earn significantly more than others. The support from PADI helps dive centers succeed by attracting new divers and improving training. Many centers report increased business and customer interest after…

Top Tips for Technical/Cave Divers: Psychological Safety and Just Culture

Building trust in diving teams is important for safety. Divers need to feel safe to speak up about concerns and ideas. Communication levels can improve by sharing feelings and listening to opinions. Doing this builds psychological safety, making dives safer and more effective. Using supportive debriefs and recognizing good communication can strengthen team bonds.

Top Caribbean Scuba Diving Destinations for 2026

The Caribbean is a top spot for scuba diving in 2026. Curaçao features vibrant reefs and eco-tourism programs. Bonaire is known for its excellent shore diving and marine parks. Little Cayman offers pristine diving with fewer crowds. Cayman Brac and Saba provide unique underwater experiences and local culture. Each destination supports conservation and sustainable tourism.

DEMA Expands Disaster Assistance Program to Aid Those Impacted by Typhoon Tino

DEMA has expanded its Disaster Assistance Program due to Typhoon Tino. This program helps DEMA members in the Philippines affected by the typhoon. Exhibitors can apply for funds to aid with their exhibit costs. Buyers can get help with hotel stays at the DEMA Show. The assistance is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Commentary: As Antarctic Protection Falters, Market Forces Give Hope

Antarctic protection efforts are struggling as proposals for marine protected areas fail. The krill, a vital food source for animals, is quickly declining. The lack of proper regulations worsens the situation for whales and penguins. Businesses like Holland & Barrett now refuse to sell krill products, giving hope. This shift shows individuals can help when…

Marine Conservation Projects in Canada

Canada has the longest coastline in the world and many marine conservation projects. Dive shops like Neptune & Salacia Diving and Ocean Pro Divers organize cleanup events. They remove trash from shorelines and underwater, involving divers and community members. These efforts help protect local ecosystems and promote awareness about ocean health. Canada aims to conserve…