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Scuba diving is obviously an incredible way for humans to observe and explore the underwater world. For ocean scientists, scuba diving is often essential to being able to observe and study the complex dynamics found beneath the surface. Using diving for science allows for a better understanding of the ocean, which ultimately helps us to […] Type: Post
Some divers travel thousands of miles to complete instructor training in a resort destination, but divers in North America have plenty of great options closer to home. When choosing where to do your PADI® Instructor Development Course (IDC), there are a few things to consider: Click to display the embedded YouTube video What is your […] Type: Post
As the Assistant Professor at the University of California (UCI), Irvine, Joleah Lamb, has already used her career to make giant strides in the dive world. But that wasn’t before she hit the books with some intensive years of study. A PADI Divemaster since 2007, Lamb graduated with a Ph.D. in marine biology from James […] Type: Post
From tiger sharks in the Bahamas to schooling hammerheads in the Galápagos, these unforgettable dive sites offer some of the best shark encounters. Learn where to dive, how to interact responsibly with sharks and how your sightings can contribute to conservation efforts through the Global Shark & Ray Census. Type: Post
Sharks. You either want to dive with them all or you’re just not interested. While shark diving isn’t for everyone, it can certainly be one of the most memorable and exhilarating experiences to have underwater. The moment you cross paths with a shark, your perception of them changes. Instead of feeling afraid you realize that […] Type: Post
Discover how these young divers in conservation are making waves for our ocean’s future. Read their inspiring stories here.