JSIS: Training Teens To Dive and Protect the Ocean
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Junior Scientists in the Sea (JSIS) teaches teens to scuba dive, conduct research and gain real-world job skills while protecting the ocean.
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Junior Scientists in the Sea (JSIS) teaches teens to scuba dive, conduct research and gain real-world job skills while protecting the ocean. Type: Post
Guest Post by PADI Diver Charu Photos supplied by Charu I grew up in a small town in North India — amidst mountains, lakes, rivers and waterfalls and was in love with the water. Fortunately my parents let me enrol in swimming lessons.– I was the only girl in my class, which was a big deal in […] Type: Post
Written by PADI AmbassaDiver, Gemma Smith With technology in diving constantly evolving, and the boundaries of what is possible continually being pushed, it is sometimes easy to forget those pioneers of diving, who paved the way for so much of what we do now. Whether it was a woman determined to make it in an […] Type: Post
After leaving a stable career in corporate wealth management, PADI AmbassaDiver TM Kiersten Rich began a new journey called The Blonde Abroad, a solo female travel blog. Since then, she has been defining her own version of success by traveling to more countries than most do in their entire lifetimes, discovering new cultures, learning about […] Type: Post
The PADI Master Scuba Diver rating is widely regarded as the “black belt” of recreational diving. Discover what you can do with it. Type: Post
Here’s to all the women in diving—the trailblazers, explorers, and fearless females that have made and continue to make incredible contributions to the sport. As an organization, we aim to encourage, empower and educate women who either want to start diving or who want to be part of a community passionate about the underwater world. […]