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British duo compete to find world’s rarest sharks in Netflix reality series ‘All the Sharks’

British shark specialists Dan Abbott and Sarah Roberts take to the seas in All the Sharks, a major new reality TV series on Netflix. This six-part competition follows the pair as they go head-to-head against three teams across six stunning global locations, in pursuit of the world’s most elusive sharks. With points awarded for each species spotted, Dan and Sarah must seek out elusive and unusual sharks to stay ahead in the race. Featuring rare e…Netflix · United Kingdom Read Article

BARE: 53 Years of Innovation

53 Years Deep 53 years ago, the idea for BARE was kindled in a small shop on the coast of British Columbia. Two passionate divers—hellbent on crafting a drysuit capable of surviving their frigid local waters—came together with a vision and a dream. 53 Years of Innovation With every stitch, they innovated. Through every failure, they pushed. Not for profit, but for performance. To provide the sport of diving with equipment that fit better, functi…British Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

PADI Launches World’s First Scuba Technician Distinctive Specialty Course with Octo Diver

Octo Diver, in collaboration with PADI, have introduced the first-ever PADI Scuba Technician Distinctive Specialty Course, designed to raise the standard of dive equipment knowledge and safety in the scuba diving industry. This 7-day hands-on course is open to all certified divers, dive professionals, and dive centre/resort staff, and focuses on vital life-support equipment servicing. The course modules include: Scuba Regulator Servicing (Diaph…Kuala Terengganu · Kuala Terengganu Read Article

Nabucco’s Spice Island Resort – A Hidden Gem in the Northern Moluccas

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Ocean protection: UNESCO expands its educational programmes

On the occasion of the United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3) last month, UNESCO calls on its Member States to make education a central lever for ocean protection. In Nice, UNESCO unveiled new initiatives, ranging from classrooms to video games, to raise young people’s awareness of the need to safeguard marine ecosystems. The Organization also strengthened its partnerships to ensure funding of those initiatives. To protect the ocean, we mus…UNESCO See the Story

Excerpts from Jeff Goodman’s Book Action Camera Underwater Video Basics, Part 6 of 6: Ethics of Filming Wildlife

When filming on land, ethics seem pretty well clear-cut. It is obvious to an audience when animals are being made to suffer so that you can get interesting shots. But filming in the marine environment seems to be lacking in all those terrestrial cuddly sentiments. We don’t hear marine life scream or howl. Marine animals are still generally thought to be devoid of feeling or emotion. It’s an archaic point of view that we tend to use when disregar…Read Article

Drawing from the deep: seaweed ink makes waves for ocean conservation

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Artists have been inspired by what’s billed as the world’s first sustainable, fully biodegradable ink made from regeneratively farmed seaweedUplifting News · United Kingdom See the Story

Brunei Sets New Coral Planting Record During Ocean Week’s ‘Big Blue Hope’ Initiative

Ocean Week Brunei marked another milestone in marine conservation with the second edition of “Big Blue Hope – Planting Corals, Building Reefs,” breaking the national record for the most corals planted in a single day. The initiative continues to unite volunteers from the diving community, private sector, youth networks, and government agencies in a shared commitment to marine restoration and sustainability, reinforcing Brunei’s leadership in oce…Serasa · Serasa Read Article

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