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Uplifting News · United Kingdom

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 seaweed See the Story

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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…Read Article

Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Nice

HEAD TAKES OVER THE AQUALUNG GROUP

HEAD Group, a leading global sports equipment company, takes over the AQUALUNG Group. 27 June 2025 - As per a judgement rendered by the Commercial Court of Nice on June 26th HEAD has been declared...See the Story

Alabama Manatee ‘Clog’ Joins Save the Manatee Club Adoption Program

Save the Manatee Club and Dauphin Island Sea Lab team up to introduce manatee ‘Clog’ to Save the Manatee Club’s long-standing Adopt-A-Manatee® program Save the Manatee Club (SMC) and Dauphin Island Sea Lab (DISL) are excited to announce that manatee ‘Clog’ joins Save the Manatee Club’s long-standing Adopt-A-Manatee® Program. Clog typically migrates from Alabama to Florida’s west coast each winter. He was first photo-identified in Homosassa, Flor…Dauphin Island · Dauphin Island Read Article

Legend of the Statue Documentary Earns Global Recognition and Multiple Accolades

The documentary is now available to watch on YouTube, making this inspiring story accessible to audiences around the worldChicago, IL · Chicago See the Story

Excerpts from Jeff Goodman’s Book Action Camera Underwater Video Basics, Part 5 of 6: Filming Techniques – Eyeline, Camera Position and Angles

Whether you are filming animals or people, generally try to set the camera at the subject’s eye level. Avoid filming things from above if you can. Eye-level shots make the images far more personal and let audiences feel they are close and in touch with the subject, connecting with it. Whereas a shot from above will make the subject look smaller and out of reach. It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul. Looking an animal in the eye i…Read Article

Excerpts from Jeff Goodman’s Book Action Camera Underwater Video Basics, Part 4 of 6: Pre-Dive Equipment Checks

Sounds obvious, doesn’t it, but even the most experienced professional will occasionally forget to check for grit or sand in the O-ring as they race to get into the water to film something passing, such as a whale or turtle. Ninety-nine per cent of the time it’s okay, but at one point or another, that little bit of sand is going to let in water. Probably not much, but any water at all has the potential to get onto the lens or into the very delic…Whales Read Article

The Ocean Cleanup Launches 30 Cities Program to Cut Ocean Plastic Pollution from Rivers by One Third by 2030

The Ocean Cleanup, the international non-profit with the mission to rid the world’s oceans of plastic, has announced, at the UN Ocean Conference (UNOC), its plan to rapidly expand its work to intercept and remove ocean-bound plastic pollution. The 30 Cities Program will scale the organization’s proven Interceptor™ solutions across 30 key cities in Asia and the Americas, aiming to eliminate up to one third of all plastic flowing from the world’s …Plastics · Rotterdam Read Article

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

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

HEAD TAKES OVER THE AQUALUNG GROUP

Alabama Manatee ‘Clog’ Joins Save the Manatee Club Adoption Program

Legend of the Statue Documentary Earns Global Recognition and Multiple Accolades

Excerpts from Jeff Goodman’s Book Action Camera Underwater Video Basics, Part 5 of 6: Filming Techniques – Eyeline, Camera Position and Angles

PADI Teams Up with Industry Stakeholders to Launch New Diver Referral Programme

DYNAMICNORD Unveils New SE Wetsuit Series

Divers in the U.S.A. to get a free octopus with selected regulator purchases

Excerpts from Jeff Goodman’s Book Action Camera Underwater Video Basics, Part 4 of 6: Pre-Dive Equipment Checks

The Ocean Cleanup Launches 30 Cities Program to Cut Ocean Plastic Pollution from Rivers by One Third by 2030

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