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The last thing you want to think about as you’re about to begin a dive is what you’d do if you or your buddy should suffer a sea urchin puncture. But it’s wise to have an emergency plan. Read more here … 

Ho! Ho! Ho! Little scuba elves have been very busy!

Winner to receive cash and gear for experiencing and sharing the best outdoor adventure

The Exuma Cays offers thrilling encounters for scuba divers with hammerhead sharks and eagle rays 

The deadline for PADI Diving Society’s 2012 Member Card Photo Contest is approaching next month!

Project AWARE kicks-off its first-ever Global Underwater Scavenger Hunt for divers as part of its new Dive Against Debris ocean protection program. The year-round program asks scuba divers to collect underwater debris and log information online in a global effort to prevent marine debris in the future. The Global Scavenger Hunt adds a game component that runs till August 1st and is a fun way to introduce divers to the activity of submitting data from underwater environments – anytime and anywhere.

On World Ocean Day, 8th June 2011, Project AWARE Foundation relaunched the 21-year old organization with new strategies to combine grassroots action with policy change to protect the ocean. Project AWARE’s relaunch signals the start of an even more powerful movement where divers can unite like never before to protect the world’s oceans.  Together we're taking a stand for two critical ocean conservation issues: Sharks in Peril and Marine Debris. You can join us and make a big difference today, in the water and on the web.  

From 15 – 26 March 2012, PADI Diving Society members will travel into the wilds of Borneo on an expedition through jungles, across rivers and spanning oceans to the protected island of Sipadan. Home to some of the world’s most pristine coral reefs, those lucky enough to dive here can have the marine encounter of a lifetime.