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Marine debris has undoubtedly become a growing trans-boundary problem for our marine ecosystem. Researchers have found that 70% of all marine debris is actually lying on the seafloor. This debris which includes non-biodegradable plastics, is damaging our oceans and hurting our marine animals who feed on it by mistake. By 2050 it is even estimated […] Type: Post
It’s January, and that means New Year’s Resolutions. One way to stay on track is making sure they’re actually fun… here’s how scuba diving can help you reach some of the most popular goals. Exercise more Scuba diving is an effective, low-impact way to get moving and build strength — especially as you might carry […] Type: Post
Divers that visit the Caribbean island of Bonaire have the unique opportunity to blend the power of mindfulness with the magic of scuba diving during the Mindful Diver PADI Distinctive Specialty Course. Combining scientifically supported mindfulness skills that traverse the body, breath, and mind, with the world of underwater exploration – this course invites you […] Type: Post
2019 has been a jam-packed year for the diving community, from new discoveries and breathtaking photos, to inspiring achievements and eco-friendly progress. As we approach the end of the year, we take a brief look back over some of the dive world’s most standout moments. Divers for the Win In its fifth year, PADI Women’s […] Type: Post
In 2019, PADI® Divers clicked, liked, commented and shared thousands of images, videos and blog articles. Below is a recap of the most popular topics, based upon reactions from 500+ followers on Instagram, nearly 2 million divers on Facebook the 422,000 unique monthly visitors to PADI.com. The Most Popular Scuba Diving Images and Videos of […] Type: Post
As one of my proudest achievements, it’s safe to say that becoming a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor – and working as one – has taught me a lot about many things. One of those things is myself. The life of a diving instructor is exciting, fun, and endlessly fascinating – but it’s not always […] 