Dan Fairweather has a background in zoology and worked in biotechnology before becoming a fish biologist. He started in the insurance industry in 2000 as a claims broker for aquaculture and later moved into account handling. In 2012, he joined Willis Towers Watson to lead the Aquaculture Division, focusing on global accounts and risk services….
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Roger Covey is a senior specialist marine officer with over 20 years of experience in marine conservation. He has worked throughout the UK on marine surveys and held conservation roles in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Covey is recognized as a leading figure in marine conservation and has chaired many meetings on marine issues,…
October is recognized as #Sharktober, a time to celebrate and learn about sharks. The Ocean Science Radio team is hosting guests who are experts in shark research and conservation. These guests include scientists and activists from various organizations dedicated to understanding sharks and their habitats. This event aims to highlight the importance of sharks in…
The Ocean Science Radio team introduces a new member, Victoria Vásquez. They discuss the Alameda submarine and ROV company, DOER. This episode shares insights about submarines and their operations, which are important in ocean exploration and research. Understanding these advancements can enhance scuba diving experiences and knowledge.
Drift diving is an exciting way to explore underwater currents. To make the most of your drift dives, plan your exit point carefully, as this will help you avoid unexpected issues. Use a surface marker buoy to signal your position to your boat. Stay together with your dive buddy and communicate clearly before diving. It’s…
Drift diving offers a unique adventure as you glide along currents. To prepare, check the current’s speed and direction before diving. Use a float or marker to signal your position to the boat. Keep your dive group together and communicate clearly. Practice buoyancy control to maintain your desired depth while drifting.
Drift diving presents an exciting way to explore underwater while being carried by currents. To ensure safety, always dive with a buddy and establish a plan beforehand. Use markers to identify your entry and exit points. Stay aware of your surroundings and communicate effectively with your dive team. Lastly, choose a suitable dive site based…
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Coral reefs are facing severe challenges, mainly due to climate change and pollution. These factors lead to coral bleaching, which weakens the reefs and harms marine life. Experts are looking for solutions to protect and restore coral ecosystems. Interventions, like breeding heat-resistant coral and protecting habitats, show promise. However, collective global action is essential to…