Scuba Diver Magazine

This week, a diver searching for fossils in a river ended a dive being pinned to the floor by an alligator, the captain of the conception boat fire has lost his bid to secure a retrial and several underwater records have been broken from freediving to dominos.https://www.scubadivermag.com/diver-ooa-at-15m-while-pinned-under-alligator/https://divernet.com/scuba-news/health-safety/di

This week, courts have sided with Netflix in a defamation lawsuit after a movie painted him in a bad light. A diving destination is in hot water for holding onto divers deposits and blanking them stating that they are closed for business even though their website says otherwise and the great barrier reef has just experienced it’s worst coral bleaching heatwave in history that som

This week, I’m going to be covering the death of Jared Hires who was a very well known and loved member of the diving community and general manager of Dive Rite who died this week on a dive in the Plura Cave system in Norway which is the same cave system as the 2016 documentary Diving into the unknown where a team of divers risk their lives and legal repercussions to recover the

This week, the first ever woman cave diver is being recognised into the Women Divers Hall Of Fame. A study has shown that MPAs are making a huge difference in the waters where they’re enforced and there’s a new underwater museum being created with loads of artifacts for you to check out.https://divernet.com/scuba-news/first-woman-cave-diver-enters-hall-of-fame/https://divernet.

This week an extreme shift in the weather conditions in Malta led to emergency services rescuing 17 divers out at sea. The department of wildlife and fish is facing a 30 thousand dollar fine following the death of one of their staff during a routing snorkelling survey. A new nominee is to be inducted into the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame in recognition of her groundbreak

This week a very sad story where a son loses his father on a dive only weeks after losing his mother to cancer, a study on coral reef restoration has found a new way to speed up coral growth and by identifying the guns of a shipwreck that was first found over thirty years agohttps://divernet.com/scuba-news/health-safety/diver-dies-as-son-ascends-fast-to-get-help/ https://www.scubad

This week on the podcast, two divers have been sucked into a dam inlet on a dive, highlighting the dangers of diving around dams and waterways, trolling in Malta is putting scuba divers in serious dangers leading to protests, and two new specialty courses have been released.https://divernet.com/scuba-news/health-safety/ccr-scooter-divers-were-sucked-into-dam-inlet/ https://www.scub

This week on the podcast, The RNLI celebrates its 200th anniversary, two more liveaboard fires have been reported, a breakdown for last weekend’s GO Diving Show here in the UK, a seal has been biting scuba divers in South Africa and more storiesRNLIhttps://divernet.com/scuba-diving/how-many-divers-has-200-year-old-rnli-saved/ Liveaboard Fireshttps://divernet.com/scuba-news/health

Ghostship Oil Spill in Tobago #scuba #news #podcasthttps://godivingshow.comThis week on the podcast, an oil-spill caused by an unidentified ship that made no distress calls in Tobago is under investigation, a newly discovered shipwreck in the Black Sea is yet to be identified due to the large amount of ghost gear that needs to be removed first and a spooked shark collides with seve

This week on the podcast, Plans for the defunct National Diving & Activity Centre (NDAC) inland diving facility to get a new lease of life at a location near Neath in south Wales have taken a step forward. A van stolen from a dive center in sheffield has been recovered and a documentary film maker is asking for any footage of wild orcas any divers may have.econature.prod@gmail.