Ocean Liberandum Prepares for its Third Annual Underwater Cleanup Event
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by Lee
3h ago
In a bid to continue their crusade against ocean pollution, Ocean Liberandum gears up for its highly anticipated third annual underwater cleanup event, set to take place on May 25th. Following the resounding success of their previous endeavors, which saw them secure a Guinness World Record in 2022, and gather an impressive turnout of divers and volunteers in 2023, the organization is poised to make an even bigger splash this year. Building on the momentum of their past achievements, Ocean Liberandum is rallying support from a diverse array of partners and stakeholders. With backing from estee ..read more
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The Ultimate Refresher Guide to Enjoying Scuba Diving
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by Lee
6h ago
Do you need a quick refresher of the most important things to remember before going on your next scuba dive to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience?  Feeling nervous is natural and normal if you do not dive regularly but stressing and flapping can be detrimental and downright dangerous.  The best thing to do is remind yourself of the key important aspects of diving safely. But your old dive training manual may not be at hand and is too bulky for just a quick review. Don’t fret, this liitle guide is meant to be an informative and fun overview of the important things to bear in min ..read more
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Ocean Clean-Up: Thai Divers Tackle “Ghost Gear” Dangerous To Marine Life 
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by Megan Watson
1d ago
Thai drivers are working together off the shores of Phuket to put an end to “ghost gear”: discarded or lost fishing gear polluting the ocean that threatens to entangle, trap, and kill marine life. As most ghost gear is made of plastic, it’s also a big contributor to microplastic pollution  (fishing nets and ropes break down over time and release microplastics into the sea). Around 30% of endangered marine life are now impacted by plastic pollution in Thailand’s upper Andaman Sea, up from 20% in 2021, Thailand’s Department of Marine and Coastal Resources reveals.   Fighting ..read more
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Why Streets Sweeping Helps Keep Our Oceans Clean
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by Dan Coconate
1d ago
Is there a connection between street sweeping and clean oceans? There is! Discover why street sweeping helps keep our oceans clean in this blog. Street sweeping plays a pivotal role in maintaining our ocean’s health, a fact often overlooked. Keeping our urban streets clean significantly reduces the pollutants that eventually find their way into the water, impacting marine life and ecosystems. Continue reading to explore why street sweeping helps keep our oceans clean.  Understanding the Link Litter, chemicals, and debris accumulating on our streets don’t just stay there. Rainwater a ..read more
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Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Animals: Coloring Book
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by Lee
1d ago
Dive into the underwater world with this exciting new coloring book! If you love animals, scuba diving and snorkeling and are looking for a fun and creative activity, you won’t want to miss this. This coloring book features a variety of fun and playful animals, all ready for an underwater adventure. From a scuba diving llama to snorkeling sheep, you will love coloring in these fascinating creatures in their new ocean habitats. Not only is coloring a fun and relaxing activity, but this book also provides an opportunity to explore the ocean in a unique and exciting way. You will be captivated ..read more
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The Big Scuba Podcast, Episode 179: Lundy Diving
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by The Big Scuba Podcast
2d ago
Gemma and Ian chat to Ben and Gemma Bengey. They are the dynamic duo behind Lundy Diving.  Despite facing the loss of their father in February 2023, they joined forces to keep Lundy Diving a family business. Together, they’ve not only carried on their father’s legacy but also forged a stronger bond, learning to work hand in hand with their resilience, dedication, and unity and backed by their family, crew, friends and supporters from all over. Listen On Your Favourite Platform Apple Podcasts Spotify Patreon YouTube Or visit https://www.thebigscuba.com ..read more
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What Makes The Best Liveaboard?
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by Lee
2d ago
Liveaboard travel is amazing for divers. The locations you can go, the camaraderie onboard between groups sometimes meeting for the first time. The variety of dive sites that become available when you are living onboard and can visit multiple locations. But all liveaboards were not created equal. What makes a good one? Is the crew? Is the cabins? is it the food? We want to know what you think is the best liveaboard. Nominate your choice for a Scubie Award and let’s all celebrate in the excellence together. Nominate A Liveaboard Now ..read more
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In Search of the Great Canadian Shark
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by The Scuba News Press Team
2d ago
The story tells the true story of underwater naturalist and veterinarian Dr. Chris Harvey-Clark’s many diving research expeditions with sharks, torpedo rays, endangered Northern Right Whales, and other charismatic megafauna found in Canadian waters. The book contains fascinating biological discoveries and anecdotes about the secret lives of aquatic animals, as well as the story of a growing interest in marine species and undersea exploration. Chris gives you an immersive look at the unique animals and people encountered in Canada’s three oceans, as global warming changes the invisible under ..read more
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SV Dorothy, Oldest Canadian-Built Sailboat, Wins 2024 Classic Boat Award
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by The Scuba News Press Team
2d ago
The Maritime Museum of BC’s classic 30’ sailboat Dorothy, built in Victoria in 1897 is back in the winner’s circle! Supporters of Dorothy’s extensive refit and continued sailing along the BC coast have been anticipating the news of the 2024 Classic Boat Awards, administered by the yachting world’s most prestigious magazine, UK-based Classic Boat Magazine. The results are in: Dorothy, the sole Canadian boat in her competitive category, won a Classic Boat Award! The announcement was made today at Royal Thames Yacht Club in London. About Dorothy Dorothy, believed to be the oldest sailboat built ..read more
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RAID Expands Freediving Programs
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by RAID
3d ago
Photo Credit: RAID RAID Adds Another Jewel in its One-Breath Course Line-Up We are pleased to announce the launch of our Dynamic Apnea program, following the recent introduction of our Static Apnea program. This new offering further expands our range of training opportunities for freediving enthusiasts, and we are excited about the possibilities it presents for divers looking to enhance their skills and experiences in the world of apnea diving. Dynamic Apnea training is a type of breath-hold training that focuses on improving a person’s ability to hold their ..read more
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